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Rave shrugged, still walking the woman around the city until he was in between her place and his in the Elven world. "We could go and relax at your place, mine, or we could just go to some other place. I'm fine here with you." The man glanced over to Gambler, smiling slightly to her again.

Nodding, Rave led her into the direction of his home, "Of course." It didn't take too long to get to his place, so Rave showed Gambler his garden as it was in the light. The sun was close to beginning to set, but the place was still stunning. Letting go of her hand, Rave figured that Gambler would do her normal 'look everywhere' thing.

Aria sat away from Logan and layed down on the grass. Her skin seemed to sing out as it came into contact with the grass and her eyes closed with a sigh. Logan smiled and layed down next to her, their hands intertwined. Aria began humming quietly and a breeze rushed through the grass, making the leaves of the tree dance with her tune.

Soon reality was stripped away and her mind melted with the ground. She rushed back through this hill's history. It's formation, the growth of the now proud tree, summers, falls, winters, springs. Years of droughts and years of rain. This hill watched the birth of civilization just in it's valley. Watched the sun rise and fall watched the stars twinkling in the sky. Watched it all and would watch it all forever.

And the only thing that kept her from watching eternity on this hill was Logan's warm, rough hand holding onto hers. With an exhale that seemed amplified with the wind, she opened her eyes. They reflected the sky. She turned on her side and cuddled up to Logan.

He gathered her up in his arms, guessing at what she was thinking about. He pressed his cheek to her forehead and for the rest of the day they yielded to the lazy euphoria that claimed them, and time even seemed to pause to allow that time. And for one care-free evening she fell asleep in his arms.

*****

Bane paused, feeling something out of place. He felt odd, that same disconcerting feeling like you felt the Earth tilt. He paused and guided the young girl away from the market, already channeling some energy into healing her bruises and scratches. He plagued into her mind, finding where she lived, and began to guide her home. He'd lay her to rest and in the morning she would wake up a little sore, but she'd have no recolection of the afternoon's affair.

Bane should have felt bad for the girl, but his skin was rippling with the power her chaos gave to him. He was only kind enough to save her for later. She was so easily manipulated it made him wonder if all people here were. In which case Area 6 would fall to the Unseelie Court quickly. After making sure the girl was safe Bane left and saw to other nefarious deeds.

**That's why you read from your last post on**

Rave didn't do anything for a moment, just stared at where Gambler was a moment ago. When he was hit, Rave just looked back. "I think I would prefer laying on my back to look at the sky..." He began to go backwards to emphasize the point.

*@fireguy77: It's not that far behind, look harder*

Gambler pouted and kissed his ear. "Your just being mean because I slapped your rump and you don't want it hit again. think it's a nice rump." She said, looking down over her shoulder down in that direction. "Then again, sure. Looking at the sky is better. Relaxing." She smiled and hugged him.

Rave raised a brow and began falling back but rolled out of the danger zone of crushing Gambler as she fell to the ground softly, him landing beside her, trying hard not to laugh, only smiling softly. "There, that's better." He glanced over at her probably pouting form, but Rave wouldn't blame her. He had just acted like he was going to crush the smaller woman.

Chuckling, Rave turned to his side and kissed the woman's cheek. "Hush... You know I wouldn't harm you. Have a little faith." Turning back around, he glanced around, looking at the ever darkening sky with a small smile. "This is nice... Very nice."