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Damien turned and looked at Misheru and said. "They may not be suffering physically but there is no doubt they're suffering mentally just like we are." He turned to look back toward Aeyce wondering what his parents were doing. He then turned his attention back to Misheru and said. "Why did you show yourelf? I thought the Dryads and humans were supposed to remain separate."

Damien looked at her and said. "It's probably both mental and emotional. The feeling of isolation and seclusion from others is a very powerful force indeed. I'd rather you did speak with me then not. I just wish I could understand why you're elder thinks all of this is necessary." He turned his attention back to the camp and then back again to the forest.

Brygid is fluttering at the edge of where the fire had been, the ground was black and still smoking. Tears welled into her eyes when she studied the area, at least a mile had been engulfed in the flames. Brygid flutters over to a charred tree where a family of squirrels had lived, she peeked inside the hole and saw the blackened corpses of the animals. Tears flowed freely from her eyes, the grounds were scorched black, many tree's had been destroyed or badly damage. She flutters over to the Elder, the last tree to have been damaged before her sisters had, had enough of the humans selfishness, the Elders roots had been burned, Brygid wraps her arms around the Elder I am so sorry she wept openly on the Elders trunk Some of our sisters are siding with the humans, they are saying the humans do not know better, and we need to teach them Brygid looked about at the decimation the fire had caused An animal knows that fire is bad and to stay away, and since humans are supposed to be at the top of the intelligence list of mammals, I find this hard to believe.I think these sisters have let their libido get in the way of whats best for us and the woods Brygid rested her head against the Elder, it began to rain inside the woods, Brygid welcomed the cooling sensation upon her face and body.

Slightly suprised at his decling to communicate with his family and amused at his galant concern for her getting in trouble she watched him walk away from her. 'several generations seperate them yet the genetic resemblance is remarkable' She stayed where she was for a time resting her hand on the barrier and contemplating the condition of things all around.

Damien looked down at Kira and said. "Yes, that is correct. Pleased to meet you Kira. I'm afraid I haven't heard any news from the people who went to Sundale. I wish we could return Aeyce is my home and no doubt my parents are worried. I can't really say I blame the dryads for what they've done either. One of them actually revealed herself to me while I was over by the barrier. They say it's because the people of the village aren't suffering physically." Damien looked into the fire as well and then said. "I don't understand why the townspeople did what they did. To put alcohol on a fire is like salt on an opened wound."

Damien looked over at Kira again and said. "You're right. We have to do something we can't just stay here. Who knows she may very well be able to help us. Considering she'd ever show herself again. I'd say it's more then worth a try. I will go back to the barrier tomorrow and see if she reveals herself again. Do you care to join me?" Damien looked back into the fire and was thinking about the bonfire that the townspeople had let get so out of hand.

Damien looked in the direction of Sundale and then back at Kira and said. "I don't know. You don't think they chose to forget about Aeyce do you? I'd hate to think that they would do that but it's very much a possibility. I'll come find you tomorrow when I'm ready to go the barrier. I wonder what the others have in mind though. I've heard rumors that they are going to collaborate with demons to try and break the barrier." Damien grimaced slightly at the idea. He wanted to return home but not if it meant relying on demons to do it.