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Rag shrugged, “well seeing as you followed me my solitary walk is ruined. Where to next? We could make it to the next town by noon if we start now. And plus we would get out of paying the rent for the night.”

Inside the dark room the person in the corner unfurled. It unwrapped it’s self slowly as if moving only after a long period of time. Slowly the person stood up. The person shook its head to rid its eyes of its hair. The person took a slow step foreword and opened the door. A small beam of light lit on the persons face.

Rag nodded. "oh wait! i left the money bag in the room. i'll run and get it be right back." She ran off, almost flying down the street. How long is he going to take?

Opening the door he stepped out into the sun light. He squinted his eyes blocking the sun. Something he had not seen for years. A women walking down the street stared but turned away. The person was strange. He hadlong black hair that was tangled and messy. It fell around his shoulders in a heap. He wore a old grubby shirt, with tattered and worn sleeves. The oants were your average jeans with holes at the knees. He wore black shoes.

he jumped up and down a couple times testing his movment. he had his sight and his movment. He was ready to go. Thanks Rag, you did say you would get me ou some day, though it took you long enough. He ran as fast as light to the neerest streem looking at him self he shuddred. He was a vain person and with a click of his fingers, away went the shabby cloths. They were replaced by a long bright red robe, that looked like it came out of a pirate novel. He kept the ragged jeans but cleaned up the the white shirt.

Rag ran back as fast as she could. With a smile she lifted the bag and grinned. "Shall we go?"

Rag cocked her ehad to the side. "What do you mean? I'm ating normal, your the one who is acting weird."

He grinned, pleased with his apearance. But something was missing. A hat. HE clicked his fingers again and large hat apeared on his head. A feather stuck out of it. He sighed and clicked his fingerse again. To flouncy. This time a cloth apeared tied around his head, keeping his hait back. It too was bright red. Takeing a step forward he headed towards Rag.

"Well it's settled then, both of our nerves are up and we're imaging things." Rag said Scratching the back of her head.

The man smiled. He had found her. And it hadn't taken long either. Now the only question was, did she want him to come out now or wait till she was alone. He notice her scratch her head, as she brought her hand down she had flicked her wrist making a shooing motion behind her back. He smiled a slipped away. The meeting would wait till tonight. As he walked away the face of the man nagged at the back of his head. Why did he think he knew him.


((i think it would be really cool if the new character (i still haven't got a name for him) and emery were brothers... they haven't seen each other since they were 10. ))

((Yes Kei!!! ))

Rag grunted. "Am not. I must just be stressed out. Come on let's get moving." Inside she was thinking. How would she introduce Emery to Kei. Kei was an odd character, a vampire that had been seal more times than one should She had traveled with him for a long time after she had spilt with emery. The last time she had seen him he was sealed in a dark room, after a fight with a shaman. It looked like he was just frozen in time. At least that was what she thought the spell was. Rag had promiced to come back and get him when she had the chance. This was the first time she was close enough to break the spell since her escape from the shaman.

Rag looked up at him. Then looked down. "It's almost dusk we should make camp." She didn't like deceiving him. But it was just until night fall then she could introduce the two of them. She hopped they would get along, she didn’t' think there was any reason for them not to. But why was she so nervous? Rag walked into the field next to the road and plopped her self down. “Eh, this is good enough. Camps made!” She declared, they did not need a fire or anything else, it was not essential to there survival.