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"Changed in that they're not what they once were. The place I found wrecked by it here was a bakery and now, with the world shift, it's a antique shop." Which meant that it was changes that no one could really explain.

Except that whatever this thing was it was not fond of them at all.

"No, but I've got a sense for it." Jeremiah's thumb rubbed a bit of blue that was around his finger before he stopped. "It's a low sense of constant danger. Most the time I cannot pinpoint it before I need to leave but ..."

His fingers raked through his hair before he let out a breath.

"I'm going to have to hunt it down and that may involve an extended stay in other ashdown for a few days. This thing cannot be allowed to roam."

"Other than alert me to locations, I've no other method that you can assist me. I don't want you to take time from what you're currently working on." Not if Shun was wanting to, in the future, pursue the Noble trials.

"I am simply going to have to spend some time in other ashdown, perhaps extensively, to hunt this down before it gets any worse. One building was already destroyed and an other being injured, I'd rather not have that happen anymore."

Extended time in other ashdown meant that Jeremiah was lessening some of his priority on Ashdown, though what that would mean for the future, he was not sure. All he knew was that things going too poorly on this side could reflect in Ashdown and that's what he wanted to avoid.

"Of course. The same goes for you." Especially for when he wrapped things up and they could discuss more, in length, about his becoming a Noble.

Jeremiah's shoulders rolled, a solid stretch to ease the ache between them, before he looked to Shun. "Do you want a ride back to Ashdown? Or were you wanting to train some before heading back?"