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Alexander would merely nod as she explained about the chicken, William, and it's love of attention. In truth those details did not matter much to the elderly man. No, of course they would not. It would be wrong to appear rude to the girl though. Instead the man would smile warmly at her offer to preform again. A soft shake of the head was prepared but never given. For as she spoke of not doining so well with other animals, Alexander's mind was in the works. Could he have a possible use for this girl? Adrian would most likely not approve of such a course of action, the man was quite intelligent in political matters. Still, this girl could have her own uses.

"Actually, I do perhaps have a place I would love for you to preform. Laburnum to be exact, that is if you do not mind travel? I could tell you the details in only a few minutes if you wish it so?"

How much would he tell her though? Adrian would surely have kept the details to a bare minimal as much as possible. Yet that is where the man excelled over Alexander, the need to be sneaky. The elderly man would just rathered to tell this girl everything and send her on her way. Yet that could not be a good idea, despite the girl's apparent mental instabilitys. There would be a time to figure this part out later.

"We'll do it, but you'll have to get us there. We don't know the way."

Alexander would listen and nod at this. Yet his right eyebrow remained extended upward as he witnessed a silence conversation between the girl and her chickens. Yet this moment would pass. Right gauntlet-covered hand would once more rise to grip the rein as left came down upon the pommel. A slight tug would break the stallion about face in the direction it had come, releiving the animal of the impatience that had forced it to prod at the ground.

"Well then, follow me to my mansion? I will explain everything once we arrive, as well as provide you with horse and map."

Barely a second would be given in response. The girl had consented to preforming in Laburnum so easily? Could she be a spy of the king sent to whatch over him. She might have noticed the elderly man glancing over his shoulder at her awkardly, looking her up and down for an instant. That was all that was needed to discover she was indeed not the type. People could fake many things, but Alex doubted that anyone could fake something such as this girl's 'ability' with the chickens. Thus eyes would avert once more to the ground before him, his hand tugging just a bit tighter on the rein to speed up the horse's walk.

Theodore walked with Ippi to the directed location, and there inside the building was a large carriage. It had no wheels, or horses. Instead, small blue wisps of cloud were underneath it. In front where the horses would be lashed to, there was (what looked like) a smallish blue coatl.

Theodore blinked a couple of times and walked over to the counter.

How much to charter this carriage to Kumori?

The spirits around the carriage stirred for a second, then stopped.

Kumori? Why would you go there?

I've got a friend in Kumori. I haven't seen him for almost twenty years.

Do you know what's supposed to be over there?

He shook his head and made his best guess.

Houses?

As I understand it, that is the city where the Temple of Darkness lies.

Oooh, how delightfully ominous.

Theodore grinned and looked at Ippi, trying to see her reaction.

If you want to go there, it'll cost ya somewhere around a hundred gold pieces. Or the equivalent in items.

((*waits for a reply*))

((ya that was what the, waiting for reply was, i edited this morn, and now i have notified her by this post... sorry if it seemed rude))

Alright then. We're off.

Theodore stepped in as the air spirits lifted the carriage ever so slightly and drove out of the building, towards Kumori.

I have no idea about danger.

Who Kyle? Ah, he's a strange guy. His parents are dark mages, and he's kind of a suspecting sort. But he's still a decent fellow.

When we hung out together he was always the braver one while i was the smarter one. We're almost like brothers.

Although I have no idea how he's like now, I'm sure he's still the same.

((Sorry it took so long guys, I had some things to attend to. I should be able to do the occasional post during the week though ^^

btw - Slifer, your description is much better. I can actually see what you're doing now. Thank you! Oh, I'm gonna try to make this quick, cuz we need to go to Lab...so I'll probably attack you 2 more times or so. Not very realistic, but in the interest of time, it'll have to do.))

As the attack was indeed blocked, Anastazi twirled around where Slifer's back had been but didn't attack. Instead, he continued through the turn and THEN lifted his sword as if to slash downward at Slifer's right bicep.