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Kell wandered through the forest, wanting to spend some time in thought, alone. However, he didn't want to think just anywhere; he wanted a good place to just sit and meditate or something. He had been walking for what seemed to be hours, though it had just been a little more than half an hour, when he spotted a nice, secluded clearing. "Perfect. A good place for quiet thought, if I do say so, myself." He sat in the middle of the clearing, not realising that it was the clearing that sparked so many rumors, and began his much anticipated thought.

Kell closed his eyes, begining a semi-meditation so as to bring his mind and the thoughts within to order before actually thinking them through. However, as a strange fog settled unbeknownst to Kell, he found himself sorting through thoughts that weren't his own. He tilted his head, curiously, and continued th meditate. He could feel energies that he never felt before, as though he were linking to the area around him.

Though it slightly intrigued Kell, it more unnerved him than anything else, though he felt that it was caused by something much, much more powerful than himself. So, with as little complaint as possible, physically, mentally, or spiritually, he allowed the strange, new power to do as it pleased while he tried his hardest to keep his thoughts seperate from any others.

((tell me if I didn't get what the fog-thing was right))

Lucimorth sensed the presence of a sencient being within the area of his spiritual blue fog. The man was not hostile and seemed to react fairly well to the experience. As long as Lucimorth did not influence him in a negative way, there was no harm in this. Perhaps some day this traveller will attain the position to be invited to the Faction fo Reason.

Lucimorth focused on the clearing and allowed the energies within it run through his own. The memories of the place revealed before him, portions of those were shared with the traveller. Some images of animals hunting, trees growing and shedding leaves only to grow new ones next year. It was all rather unusual. Lucimorth's mind opened up to the forest and memories of ascention were revealed. Flashes of an energy filled being, unstable, transient, flowed in to the forest and joined the countless other memories.

Lucimorth was careful not to overflow the sensory capacity of the mortal mind, restricting the intensity around the traveller. Some of the memories of the unknown person appeared to flow in to the forest together with those of Lucimorth. Surely, what he was experiencing had never happened to him before. A large amount of fresh, clean energy flowed in to Lucimorth and the traveller.

Finishing what was left of her bread loaf Issoth slowly stood up and pushed her self of the tree and quickly looked around as she picked a direction at random and started walking after all as long as she wasn't walking west she shouldn't be heading in the wrong direction, after all as long as she got clear of the forest she should be able to ask for directions from there she thought as she picked up her stride.

After having been walking for a good three hours Issoth stopped and sat down on a small rock as she peeled of her boots and tossed the ragged pieces of leather that was once her travelling boots to the curve and sighed, This day just keeps getting better and better.. Oh well those boots where starting to get rather uncomfortable anyway. She thought as she started chit-chatting with her self about nothing in particular while she rubbed her sore feet cursing quietly in-between words under her breath.

As the small forest creature approached her Issoth gasped for air as the little creature startled her, "Oh god.. Don't do that, you almost scared the life out of me." She said as she shook her head and pulled her feet up into a lotus position on top of the rock as she stared at the forest creature. Somethings not entirely right here, this stinks of magic. She thought as she scanned her surroundings, not finding any traces of magic Issoth simply sighed and shook her head thinking she was just being crazy.

"So little strange woodland creature what gives you the nerve to dare and approche me? the big scary human hmm?" She asked trying to amuse her self momentarily.

Kell laughed as he felt the energy fade, begining to talk to whatever being it was that created the odd manifestatio, "That was ... intriguing. We should do it again, some time ... strange ... supernatural, semi-ertheal being." He jumped up onto his feet and tilted his head, "Hmmm ... I'll call you ... Tom!" He smiled childishly, "Thomas Pendragon. The man that saved my life, that day. And you seem worthy of his name, Tom."

Kell began to laugh again, but he was interupted by the sound of someone's frustration. He began to run through the trees in search of the groan, his search ending when he found a blonde girl nibbling on a small piece of food. He looked down at her from a relatively high branch, watching the strange girl with slight curiosity.

Kell yelped but reflexively gripped another branch, swinging himself down to land gracefully on a third branch. He heaved a sigh of relief, following it closely with a shout at the girl, "Hey! Watch it, ya punk!! I've got half a mind to ..." He stopped himself, taking a deep breath to calm down before he did something he might regret later.