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((Uhhhh, I'm not sure what the bonding game is, but it still scares me...also, I still think my Aes Sedai is dead.))

((I'm here! I posted on page 114. I guess you missed it.))

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((I can't believe I missed that!!! Augh, I feel like hitting myself with a baseball bat a couple of times!!! Alright, I'll post. I kinda got into a thing there in the third paragraph, and it goes on pointlessly for a while, so you don't have to read that.))

Skiiy searches around the warehouse carefully, looking for the items they so needed to find. He holds his gunblade in his right hand, for though he has the ability to sense Shadowspawn now, he really wasn't used to it, and he couldn't help but feel nervous in a place like this where an attack could come at any second. However, the nervousness slowly turns to frustration as he becomes angered that he can't find the target, and he is forced to resist the strong urge to start slicing stuff up with his blade. He sheathes it over his shoulder just to make sure, but quickly has it out again as he hears a loud clash from Alena's direction, and he's immediately off to see what happened.

He arrives to find that not only is she okay, but that she's also found the ter'angreal and shield. "Great we got the stuff, we should probably head ba-" Skiiy cuts off in mid-sentence as he feels something that can only be Shadowspawn. The pure evil that it encompasses gives him a feeling of dread, but it passes quickly, and he slowly feels his adrenaline rising. Alena says something about getting out of there, but Skiiy is already stretching. "Aw, come on, I wanna fight, I haven't gotten to get in a good all-out fight in a long time, just sparring, and I'm sure we could take'em! But of course, if you wanna head back, it's your call, you're more experienced with the Shadow than I am, and frankly, I could be jumping in over my head. Still, fighting them would weaken their hold in this area, even if it's only a bit. Heck, I'm sure it'd be over quickly if you used that angreal..."

Skiiy looks at the object, and though he tries, he can't seem to comprehend how it could make Aes Sedai so much more powerful. Then again, he didn't really understand the power at all, since his abilities come from within. The fortunate thing about this is that he couldn't be cut off like he had heard they could, but as he used more energy, he wouldn't be able to fight as well, and would get weaker over time until his body had had time to recover. It was about finding the balance of where to use his powers, and it had been something that he had grown comfortable with over they years. However, Aes Sedai made him nervous cause they could do many of the things he could with a lot less effort. It kinda made him feel weak, but he still had some abilities all his own. After all, it wasn't about the power itself, but about how you used it.

((If your character isn't an Accepted I will edit this, but I am pretty sure you are. Once again, not to offend but this is how my character would act.))

: Azalea rose from where she had been sitting with Mirren and watched her leave. Turning her attention to the girl in the Accepted's dress, she cocked an eyebrow. "This girl is the Sitter of the Blue Ajah, and she just talked a very upset Accepted out of completely demolishing a mountain. This girl would like you to explain why you have the right to speak so brazenly to the Amrylin and an Aes Sedai, as well." She looked down at the girl expectantly, waiting for an explanation. She might have let such behavior slide if she had been in a better mood, but Azalea had been desturbed from her writing and had been addressed as an inferior by a little girl. My how she hated being at the Tower. :

((LOL az i was calling MErrin a girl not yo! i knew better then that! LOL))

Kederaji knew very little about the One Power, except that he didn't like it, and that using it seemed to draw shadowspawn like flies. He couldn't tell for himself, but judging by the reactions of the Aes Sedai, it took a lot of saidar to cause that many problems with Dragonmount, enough to probably draw the attention of something nasty.

As he was thinking, he felt a tingle in the back of his neck, a feeling he was getting used to, but still didn't like. The blademaster whirled around, ready to strike, but saw nothing. It was then that he noticed a rather conveniently located boulder, which he climbed quickly to get a better view. Lacy had felt his surprise, and strode over to the rock. "What do you see?"

"Shadowspawn," Kederaji growled. "A fade, and a cluster of trollocs, but I can't tell how many from this far away. I'm sure they know better than to attack Tar Valon, but if we don't destroy them, they'll raze the outlying towns." Kederaji suppressed his instinct to bark orders. He wasn't in charge any more, and he had no right to order his superiors around. Instead, he crouched on the rock and waited for the Shadowspawn.