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Keno sat cross legged once again as Dev vanished into the portal. Being alone once again and accompanied by silence, he held out his left hand and conjured the third scroll. Removing the bind, he opened the scroll and began once again reading the texts. "I hope she knows what she's doing. Being so hard on Raleigh might not be completely helpful. There are others ways..." he trailed off as his focus deepened on the readings. "Mm! Interesting." He was glad to have found these scrolls, they were proving useful indeed.

The room''s light began to dim after what had seem to be an hour flying by. The electricty zapped into a small malfunction when soon all was complete darkness, until what seemed to be a lightning bolt zapped into the room as pure and white almost blindingly to whomever was looking straight out of it, followed by a voice which sounded as if someone was falling. Out of the now white portal the lightning left came Raleigh falling straight out and ontop of Keno as the light dissapeared it went back to it''s momment of being pitch black.

(( Yeah I''m going to skip the B.S. thing for a long because it''s lacking so much until I am more creative with it. Cause now I''m just poorly Rping. ))

Keno stopped his studies as he had to cover his eyes from the light which had stopped directly overhead. The scroll fell and rolled away as he leaned back and held his arms out, catching Raleigh gently in his arms. He didn't see or feel anyone else fall out as the darkness returned. It seemed maybe Dev had not returned, either that or he was holding Dev in his arms. "You alright?"

What felt cold, and slightly wet was indeed Raleigh. She shivered a bit seeing only what light the windows brought in from the outside, and she looked up at what sounded like Keno looking at him at eye level, seeing the reflection of her own eyes showing an unusaul illusion which seemed to look just like the lightning that had recently struck the room. The room began to pick up a source of wind that swayed around for a while not causing any harm until the room went back to it's normal state, along with the electricity comming back on.

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Keno didn't receive an answer, but from the looks of it, she really wasn't suitable to hold a conversation. She seemed a bit shaken, and was obviouly cold, probably from falling into some body of water, or maybe it was raining. Either way she needed a change of clothes. His body didn't move under the influence of the wind that was drawn, but as the lights came on, he carefully rose, lifting Raleigh with him, and walked to the futon. He was going to lie her on the bed, but she probably should change first. His eyes flashed once as he tried to figure out where she kept all of her stuff. "Where are your towels...uhm...better yet. Would you prefer me to run you a bath?" It was probably not socially suitable to change a maiden outside of his village so he decided on another approach.

"You fell out of some sort of rift. I think you came from another dimension just now. An hour ago Dev went to get you, but that's all I'm sure of. You came out cold and wet and landed on top of me." He had a serious look on his face, but in truth he was hoping she might have known what happened since he had no clue what was going on.

Following the direction of her push, Keno stopped just by the door, not going out just yet. He grabbed her by the wrist and held her there. "Stop it Raleigh. You've already told me this. I don't bother with things or people that trouble me and you should know that by now." He gently pushed her back and lowered her hand as he turned around. "But this is the second time you've told me to go away. It is hurtful, I admit, for you to push me away, but if that's what you want, maybe I should leave afterall." He took the first step through the door and then turned to look at her, twisting at the hip and neck to eye her.. He was waiting on her final decision before continuing out. If she told him to leave this time, he would do exactly that until she felt personally secure or never talk to her again.