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Caramon shifted, he doesnt take scrutiny too well, his ears lied back a bit, and he shuffled his feet in the dirt. "He was ill before, but they cursed him, his eyes...." he trailed off, hearing his brother approach, glowering at Caramon. Raistlin was clearly the smaller of the two, inyet a single glare caused the warrior to cringe and withdraw from his brother. "Enough Caramon..." He said silencing his brother. He turned his gaze to the female. "It was a small price i paid for the power gained from the Test"
"But Raist-" Caramon tried to protest
"CARAMON!" Raistlin snapped at his brother, causing him to shrink back, keeping his other oppinions to himself.
Raistlin shook his head lightly, his hood fell down around his shoulders, revealing his appearance. His pupils were the shapes of hourglasses, and gold in color. His fur was also tinged gold, whereas Caramons was flesh colored. His hair, was stark white, that of an old man, but it was still thick as youth. Lightly he touched the corner of his eye with a slender, yet strong finger "My eyes show me what time will do to everything, i see tree's wither and die, grass grows brown and turns to dirt, creatures age and die, turning to skeletons, as do those around me" He said softly, his gaze shifting past the armoured female. "I never coughed as much before my Test, it took a tole on my health. But i would never change a thing for what i gained." His lips curled in a smirk, he was an ambitious one, but for now kept his ambitions to himself. He'd already said more then he intended to, but his blumbering brother got the ball rolling so to speak. And he didnt want Caramon to say things wrong.

Looking around the general area, Fai could not pinpoint what he had been searching for. There were too many kitsus around, and to go into meditation again so soon would be risky.
"Eh, Syaoran-kun, Haruhi-chan why don't we begin our search for the others now?"
Fai stood up and shook the thick cloak off his back, and grabbing it with his teeth, placed it in the branches of the fruit tree; out of sight from others.

She was still unsure of what Fai-san was searching for, but she thought it'd be best to just shrug it off. The kitsu waited until he placed his coat on the ground, away from others. Haruhi wondered why he carried such a large, thick coat around. It seemed such nice weather outside, relatively warm, too. Just watching him wear it made her feel warm. But she figured it must've been important to him for him to stash it away from the other kitsus.

Smiling lightly, she asked, "Should we split up and meet back somewhere? Or should we go as a group?"

Once he was pleased with hiding his cloak, Fai descended down the tree. As he landed he noted his shadow in the lush grass.
"Wyoo! Is that really me?"
Fai chuckled as he turned to look over his body, causing him to spin about in a dizzying manner. Plopping down before he could become woozy, Fai shook his head and looked at the two kitsus, who in return gave him a puzzled look at his behavior.
"Eh Syaoran-kun, why didn't you tell me I had three tails?" Fai stood once more and debated the question Haruhi had asked him.
"Oh who knows? What do think would be best Syaoran-kun?"

"It must be fun," she smiled in between, "traveling with your friends, that is. Even though all of you are from different places, except for Sakura-san, all of you seem so close together." This brought back a small nostalgia trip of her own friends. And of course, who could forget their little mischievous adventures? They all had fun in the process. She liked the individual ones best, though. It allowed her to get closer to them one on one, and see how they act outside of the club by themselves.

She watched as Fai-san twirled around like a girl trying on a new dress. Haruhi was really seeing Tamaki-senpai in him more and more. The energy of Honey-senpai seemed to radiate from him also. She giggled slightly at his silliness and waited for a proper reply.

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Lenneth thought for a little bit at his words. What he said was true-- to an extent. "That is only assuming people will remember your deeds. Or that your deeds impacted enough lives significantly causing them to be remembered, thusly, indirectly remembering you." Her voice remained the same tone, firm and full of reason. She never faltered at his words, or his actions.

"Forever is a strong word. Actions of mortals are eventually forgotten, no matter how great they are," she added as a last bit.

The wry mage chuckled softly, avoiding straining his throat to prevent another coughing fit "That depends on the what is done. Plus miss, you assume i am mortal, i've never said yay or nay to the question" He nodded softly, leaning on his staff more. "But i see what point your getting towards. Trivial deeds wont be remembered for more then a few generations, passed down from elder to youth. A deed that will survive the trials of time and memory, must effect every corner, every living being, must be so great in size and stature that monuments, story's, bards, will forever remember it. Finding a deed of that magnitude is a task in itself" He chuckled lightly

Caramon nodded in agreement, he could think of a few hero's that were still spoken of, many many years after their death.

"Hmm," she pondered for a bit. Syaoran-kun brought in some good points. She did think of those, but she thought it'd be best if the group came up with a unanimous decision. "Well, maybe we could split up for...oh...five minutes or so? Then we can come back, re-group and then if we found anyone we can bring them along with us," she suggested.

She laughed lightly at Fai-san's observations. I thought everyone knew, or at least could feel they have three tails? They must really be from a different place. "I'm pretty sure everyone here has three tails," she added onto Syaoran-kun's sentence, "Wings..." Haruhi began to trail off slightly, "Wings are rare, though."

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The young kitsu could see the mage's control, or attempts to control his coughing fit. It seemed as if it would be annoying towards the mage, constantly coughing. Or coughing in between sentences or thoughts. She answered back, "It was never a question to begin with," she gave a firm nod, folding her arms on her chest for a more comfortable position to speak in, "That is true. Though all deeds are remembered, however, the magnitude of the deed will pave the way towards the audience remembering said deed."

[Alrighty. <3 I hope you feel better soon. And see you later, or g'night. <3]

Nodding briefly, Haruhi answered the boy, "Yep. Not many of us have wings. That and the general population of us don't look like...well...like us. They tend to look a little different," she tried to explain, "More slender bodies and skinnier limbs," she nodded to herself.

[I must go for the night. I stayed up until 1 last night. xD And I have two quizzes tomorrow, so yeah. I'll reply in the morning and when I get home from school. G'night. <3]