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Cordain followed after Seriva, "I'll set-up a room for you to stay in at the inn Seriva." he said quietly. He then gave her a weak smile, "She'll be relieved to see you and thank you Seriva."

Seriva nodded in reply, ducking inside of the Inn when she got there. Worm made a loud interuptive yowl and sprung from her arms, shaking maddly. She rubbed the water off of her precious armor, it sheeted off easily, as with her golden scales. "Which room is my Mother in, Mr.Cordain?" she inquired while ringing out her hair.

Zee was laying in the bed, her eyes half-lidded, her mind wandering elsewhere. She came back to reality to see Worm perching on the end of the bed, ears flattened and tawny eyes locked on her.

Cordain smiled weakly at Seriva, "Follow me." he said quietly to her as he walked up the stairs and to Zeejay's room, "Zee, I found Seriva." he said as he opened the door.

He blinked a few times as he looked at Worm, "Um...no attacking the patient please." he said to worm, sounding a bit concerned.

Raeyvar nodded his head before he turned to his backpack and opened it. From within the backpack he procured a document with the seal of the Guild of Alchemy & Science. Again he turned, and this time held it out to Chiaku, "I am Raeyvar Aislinn, a member of the Guild of Alchemy and Science."

He bowed his head slightly, "As detailed within this document, the guild has sent me here to study the surrounding area, they are also interested in the Fae. They are worried from past reports that they are dangerous and that this area should be made off-limits for safety. My purpose here is to find out whether or not this is the case."

Seriva walked forward and gently lifted Worm off of Zee's bed, her eyes were averted. "How're you doing Ma'am?"

Zee smiled, a true smile, tears glittered in her eyes. "I.. I'm doing good, sweet." She reached out her hand and her daughter walked forward. "You're wet." Zee frowned. "You're clothes are soaked..."

"Yes, I know. I wa splanning on going home to find extra clothes to wear, and bring some over for you, Ma'am." Seriva said, serious as ever.

Keme began to fidget. While he was warm and drying inside, Ceit was having to endure the rain, bolts of lightning, and unrelentless claps of thunder outside. Casting an agitated glance around the room, he rose from his seat, slipping through the door into the downpour. Ceit stood not far from where he'd left her, having pressed herself closer to the building's wall for a small bit of shelter from the wind.

As Keme approached, she lifted her head and nuzzled his caloused hand. He stood quietly next to her, an arm wrapped over her neck, her head resting on his shoulder. It really wasn't nice to make an animal endure elements you weren't willing to stand yourself.

Cordain smiles faintly at Seriva and Zeejay, "Um...I should mention that I'm planning on leaving soon with Nekura...We're going to go on a trip to hopefully bond and maybe help Nekura out..." he suddenly fidgets a bit.

"I'll be leaving the inn in Sai's care while I'm gone." He finishes.

Raeyvar smiles at Chiaku, "If that's all good, I would like to find my residence so I can go and start moving my supplies here. It will take a couple months to get it all here and set-up properly."

He stops and rubs his arm, "I need to spend time alone with Nekura to gain his trust...And I can't do that here...especially with the fae in the forest around to ruin things...I was thinking of heading up into the mountains for awhile..."

He then smiles weakly and leaves the room.

((Rest of post is in the last journal entry.))

Pattern. It was all about Pattern. No, it wasn't the pattern for the design, it was the pattern that Paine was unknowingly doing while she was deep in thought. First, she would put a hand in front of her mouth to have a small yawn come out of her mouth, then her eyes would droop, third, she would tap her pen on her lip like always for a few minutes, thinking until her eyes fully closed..only to later spring open and her body tense up, sit up perfectly straight, then only to slouch and repeat the pattern over again. Despite the rain and the thunder, she paid no attention to it, as if it wasn't there, and when the sound of thunder echoed through the halls of the inn, it didn't wake Paine up while her eyes were closed. But for sure, they did wake up.....despite sound, movement or light.

Paine stopped for a while, only to glance over at Carol and Kapono and gave them a small smile. She looked long and hard at the brown and green fae, as a greater smile started to form from the smaller one. She looked at the paper, as if she was ready to draw, but her hand didn't move. But her brain started creating hundreds, possibly thousands of ideas, wonderful ones, as the pieces of the puzzle of Ms. Carol's outfit began to fit in place.