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Kel'ac kind of smiled again as Ophelia denied it. "Ophelia, I'm guessing that..." He turned to Darren. "Darren, is it?" He turned back to Ophelia and pointed to her crystal. "...has come across other Seers. The necklace is a dead giveaway to many people. In fact, I was in a town once, full of people who had never seen a Seer before. However, travelers had told them about those necklaces. Without seeing a Seer, many people can spot one rather fast." Again, he was worried, but somewhat thankful as to not having a crystal.

"Not every necklace glows." Kel'ac chuckled back. He could obviously tell, however, that she wasn't all that happy with others knowing of her. He never trusted normal people to know he was a Seer. Last time was just too hard. He walked back into where Noelle and Sean were. He didn't know what would happen, so he kind of sat in the corner, thinking about the Sharen'arc.

Kel'ac had heard Darren, but wasn't really paying attention. He was deep into thinking about the Sharen'arc. When not seeing the future, Kel'ac reflected on the past a lot. The Sharen'arc were something that he would never fully understand, no matter what he learned. He had all these questions, and no one had the ability to answer them. He thought about that potion shop, and figured that perhaps the beast was still there.

Kel'ac began to drift away as well, the Sharen'arc still deep into his thought process. Normally when he sees the future, it's a drastic measure that no other Seer ever has. Which is one reason why he didn't like not having a crystal. However, when asleep, no one could see anything unusual about it. Soon after he fell, he saw six figures. He couldn't make out any of them. "You failed them. You are nothing." was all the words that he heard, in quite a familiar voice. It startled him into waking up. He then thought he heard a feint growl coming from the outside, in a very low frequency. He stood up and walked over to the door, placing his hand on it, and listening again. He could still hear that low frequency growl. His hand turned into a fist as it grew slightly louder. "Sharen'arc..." He instantly thought. The growl was too low and far away to be heard by normal people at this time. However, when it came to Sharen'arc, he could tell them from much farther away. He didn't want to go because that would lead everyone into thinking he could be a Seer, as if he saw the Sharen'arc in the future. Instead, he sat down by the door, waiting for the beast to get close enough to hear normally, but far enough away that they could still escape.

Kel'ac heard Ophelia's voice from where he was. He stood back up and walked back in her direction. "Oh, you're up? That's good." He sat down on her bed next to her, and kept his voice low. "There is a Sharen'arc coming. I don't know how much you know about them, but we Seer's can sense them from far away. Problem is, they can sense us as well. I think it might be the same one that I momentaraly stopped at the potion shop. Point is, we have to get out of here now. However, I still don't want these people knowing that I am a Seer. At least, not yet. It just isn't the right time."

He kept his voice low as he talked to Ophelia."The Sharen'arc are a race that is wildly dangerous. We Seer can detect them from far away. Problem is, they can do that as well. Right now, it seems really strong. I don't think we have what it takes right now to take it down. We have to get out of here right now. Problem is, they don't know I'm a Seer. So, you have to explain it to them."

"Sean, Noelle." Ophelia said softly. "We must leave. I sense that creature once more, only, I think he can sense me as well...I am so terribly sorry. I understand that, after we escape you wish to go seprate ways, it seems I am trouble."

"Umm... I hate to break what you plan on doing, but I think it's getting closer. I can sense it now." Kel'ac walked over to the door and opened it slightly, looking out into the dark night. "We have little time. If it can sense a Seer from far away, then it might be a Sharen'arc. I've heard of them before. We could be in some serious danger. If one is on to us, then it won't give up till it has us all." He went to help Darren up. "Sean, you might want to stick with us for a bit. Who knows what might happen if it goes after you and Noelle."