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Tenkyl just grins as the knife is held to his throat, a claw suddenly poking into the side of her neck. He pulls away slowly, bringing his paw up to wipe the blood away, then grooms the fur of his own blood. "Now that's better."

Tenkyl continues grooming himself, then lets out a soft sigh once she had gone under the ship. He walks back to the helm and takes hold of the controls.

Kaiser was at the gate talking to one of the guards when Adrienne found him. The guard looked displeased, and Kaiser had a big grin on his face, patting the man's shoulder. He turned to her and smiled, waving his hand - with a fat wad of cash in it.

"It looks like my luck's starting to turn around," he said, walking over to her. "The guards were playing some dice, so I figured I'd play a game or two with 'em." He then grinned, pulling his pair of magic dice out of his pocket, lowering his voice. "I switched the dice out. Sshh." He rose his voice back to a normal level again. "I think this might be enough to afford us a couple horses now," he said, winking at her.

After finding himself another couple of articals of clothing for the journey, the little hidden creature that had been following Adrienne and Kaiser through town, now waited at the gates for the two to be ready to leave.

The little thing would swear under his breath when he heard that they would be using horses, for it would make it a whole lot harder to follow them. He would need to be very careful not to fall behind.

Oh my...a Lady of many of talents...

Teleportation, he had seen it before, but he never expected...His thoughts were cut off as he saw the world around him. People, buildings, vehicles....nothing was the same as he remembered. It was...it was a whole new world out here. One would think he might be some sort of depressed but he was overwhelmed, exstatic even. Practically giddy!

Yes, yes I remember that day, I found myself stuck in an area of rubble unable to cross what used to be the stadium walls. But all I saw was forest...oh my...I never imagined...humanities resilience is amazing, is it not?

He rushed up beside Raven, taking in the store, the shops.

Oh my...Lady Raven this is the greatest gift you could have given me.

He of course followed, even if he lingered on he would be tugged eventually, but he followed willingly. The way she avoided the people, she must have been concerned for there safety. This woman...she honestly cared. Such a big heart...but then it must be big for her to be willing to let another in, just to save him.

Despite his smiling visage deep inside Maddick's burning rage had frozen into a solid block around his heart. He cared...as long as it was convenient. It was just instinct for him...but as he watched her, he could feel a tiny bit of that ice begin to melt and drain away, though he may not have known it.

Instincts told him that someone who was warm was weak, and those that were weak should be exploited...but he could not do that to her. Whats more he didnt want to...change was on the wind...on the outside he looked just as before, pleasant.

Whichever you think best m'Lady, this place...it yet still amazes me.

And they were off toward the wharf. The sweet smell of sea water and fish, the sight of peoples busy at work and play. And there she was...the ocean...he smirked, taking it in as a whole.

I suppose she never changes does she? The un-ending ocean...a beauty indeed...

There was a moment of silence where he just took in the scenery as a whole. The sight and sounds, and oh how very much he missed it all. And then he turned to Raven with a bit of a curious grin.

If I may be so forward as to ask Lady Raven, what did you mean by what you said earlier? Your name is quite eliquent, the title of a noble and beautiful creature much like yourself...does it hold more meaning?

Maddick listened with untamed interest. His eyes and mind were focused, his ears intent. His hand rested gently on his smooth chin, gently rubbing it. He looked intently lost in the tail, which is not to say that he did not understand, but rather that it had stole his interest entirely. He had mixed feelings about the situation as a whole...could he help her, as she helped him? What was she thinking or feeling then about the new wieght he cast upon her shoulders. But his only voiced thought was a simple one.

Fate...truly much keep a watchful eye on you m'Lady Raven...a chance encounter at deaths door...a fortunate blessing with a being of such power...and now this...

As she bore herself on blackest wings Maddick followed, a spirit he was no bound to gravity and so floated beside her. His arms extended outwards. Though he was no bird, he could feel the rush of wind in her wings, the grace of her subtle movements, the utter bliss she felt from this simplest, and yet most gratifying pleasure. How we take for granted such simple pleasures...Maddick was given a chance to enrapture himself in one now. And to set aside the battle for survival.

He was speechless in the wake of this stunning joy. But slowly the worlds for his feelings came to him.

My Lady Raven...you never cease to amaze...please, if there is more to your tale I beseech you to tell. If not for the raw intrigue of your lifes story, at the very least to, grant me the simple pleasure of fully knowing the treasure who's company I have been granted.

Kitty's head whirled, wow that was impressive. Spontantiously she took Sam by the shoulder's and hugged her tightly. "Thank you so much!!!!"