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Wes rode on, with Kali following as he tracked them. The tracks weren't even a whole day old yet, so they were very easy to follow. It seemed from the bond that Kali was irritated. From what he could guess: Either the current situation, or that she couldn't read right now. He praticed idly with the Power, making little swirling balls of air in front of him. He would have started up a good breeze, but the male channeler in the party would have sensed that. Surprise must be on his side.

*Raznon wakes up and moves away from where he slept gathering his spears and belongings. He heads back to the Tower and goes to the Keeper. Outside the Amyrlins office he speaks to the Keeper.*

"Keeper, I need to speak with the Amyrlin. I will wait as long as it will take."

*With that he moves to an open area on the side of the door and squats down waiting for the Amyrlin seat to recieve him.*

*Raz walks in and bows to the Amrylin. He looks at her for a second before speaking, studying her. He then seems satisfied with himself and nods openly.*

"You are the Amrylin Seat, leader of all Aes Sedai? Well then it is with you I have come to talk with. I have to ask you something. If you will allow it."

((*speaks in raspy zombie voice* Apologies for not being here for so long. It will be like this for the next 2-3 weeks on account of the cursed AP tests and a major project due right after that. I'll try to post as often as I can though.))

She nodded at Lyndis's words. They made sense; the question was, how were they going to find them? Even if they did, she wasn't sure how many routes of escape were on the island. Come to think of it, I didn't bother to stop and figure out how those three got here. That means there could be another boat here.

"Very well then. Lyndis, choose any of the mercenaries on this ferry to be under your command and proceed from this direction. Wolf, would you mind going with her please?"

She hated to do that, but it was necessary. He was as good at tracking as Lyndis was. Plus, Red sister or no, the chances of sucess were greater if-even if it was unwillingly-there was a Warder with her.

As they landed, she edged her horse off the ferry and began looking around. She motioned the others and the crew away from the boat and started weaving a trap along with a block. Hopefully no one would bolt this way. She waited for Lyndis to pick those mercenaries she wanted, or in this case not wanted, so she could split the mercenaries into groups.

"Yes, you may" She said in a cool voice eyeing him with a slighly disaproving look. "I would not claim that I was the Amrylin if I was not."

She nodded as the four moved off from the group to stand next to-well somewhat-Lyndis. She looked at the rest of them, weighing them. It at least seemed that there were no newcomers-from what she could tell, most of them had experience. But looks could be deceiving. She made out a large variety of sizes, builds, appearances and weapons. All of which would hopefully make it more likely they caught them, instead of causing more confusion.

She raised her voice, but didn't use the Power. The group quieted anyway; Mercury had a feeling she'd worried them with the fireball earlier.

"Remember, red sparks mean we've found them and to make your way towards them. Blue sparks in the shape of a teardrop means we're leaving, and that you must return to the ship. Use caution at all times!"

She gave a small smile and murmured good luck to Lyndis before signaling that she was free to go and begin as she wished. She let the mask replace the smile before turning back to the other mercenaries and beginning to divide them into groups.

"I can do nothing I wil not force and Aes Sedai to pick you. Chances are they will not if you enjoy agitating aes sedai which you seem too. I am interested though in who made this foretelling though."