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Tori's short little legs carried her out of the exit to the building. She was going quite swiftly, trying to catch up with the most of the group that had already left before her. The small girl has showed up at the house last minute when she noticed a group of people entering a house. The group had looked strong and had a powerful vibe, so she had no other choice but to follow them and hope it was the right group. Luckly, she was right. Her long dirty blonde braids gently thumped against her back with her each movement, and her dark green eyes shone brightly, excited for the upcoming adventure that was on her way. Tori hadn't noticed much about the group, but slowing her pace, she began to drift her gaze around at all the other people in the group.

Alwyn followed along kind of toward the back. She watched the villager and her heart quickened she saw the flames and was rather astonished. So perhaps he was some sort of dragon, but to think on such lings now would be out of the question what with the mob of angry villagers. "Why do people always go after those who are different" She asked out loud not really expecting anyone to listen to her. She hurried along the opath

A calling gathered and rang out from the misty veil that was an island that Gia had been living upon for a very long time. A woman now cloaked in a dark blue cape hiding much of features coming upon a town that seemed to be the center of the beacon(poster). Eyes of amethyst gazed deeply about the place while hiding behind strands of silvery-blue hair. She was a woman clad in a battle dress of sky blue and white almost like she was dressed between the softest seas with the brightest stars. A long sword would be fastened tightly upon her back in case of danger. Her mind tells her she was called to Tenoshi, but she cannot fathom which building she is to enter. She sees the red roofs, but she does not enter any of the buildings. Gia only stands there as if undecisive as to whee she should enter.

"I know I was called here...but these buildings they confusing me..", these words would be whispered softly as she would pull back the hood of her cloak. Shoulder length silvery-blue hair would tumble down to flow in the wind. Her hair would appear to almost mimic the moon in a way.

She'd move back towards the edge of town though to see a group of people there. She wondered why they were there and edge closer, but her curiosity could get to her. Gia would get closer to them, almost as if she wondered if they would know whom could direct her to the one that sent the poster out. She had the poster in hand, this was her beacon to this town that took her from the island she was upon. "Um excuse me....any of you know whom sent this poster?" She directed her question towards Sari and company, seeing that they may know the answer.

Sintariun watched as Damon joined Liah and Asteria and couldn't help a smile from forming on her face. Jogging a little to catch up, the elf asked E'n jrot uay'li kanemj, Tonam. Hayrt ed pi orlejwd ef E zdykc pu uay dwlii? E tam'd homd da pi o padwil pyd ed'z liroqemj da pi miol omenorz af dwi falizd. Sintariun walked with the group and occasionally hummed a tune from when she was a child. Feeling something in her knapsack, Sintariun glanced down and nearly chuckled at finding out that she hadn't forgotten her flute, it could come in handy.

(I'm glad you're coming, Damon. Would it be alright if I stuck by you three? I don't want to be a bother but it's relaxing to be near animals of the forest. )

Sintariun smiled and inclined her head in thanks. Gently taking a handful of fur, Sintariun held onto Damon's pelt like a child would hold onto a mother's skirt. The elf glanced at Asteria as she spoke to her and thought for a moment. E wamizdru kayrt mad dirr uay wah nomu deniz dwi zym bozzit avil ni oz E noti nu hou wili. Orr E ta cmah ez dwod dwi zym hoz am ni fal od riozd zivim fyrr kukriz pifali E ollevit. Dwi liozam E'n wili ez da zovi nu falizd, dwi liholt hoz mad zbikefeit em dwi riddil za E'n wabemj da zovi nu falizd flan dwez iver dwod woz kamdonemodit ayl romt.

(I honestly could not tell you how many days I've traveled all I know is that I ran for at least seven full days before I arrived. The reason I'm here is to save my forest, the reward was not specified in the letter so I'm hoping to save my forest from this evil that has contaminated our land.)

edited, sorry

"I am planning to join. Something inside myself, it tells me to go. I know not why, it just says its right." Her eyes held no lies in this, though a slight ruffling underneath her cloak might have been a little disturbing at that moment. She had been hiding something all this time. Her silver wings had been out since she landed at the outskirts of the town. Gia had flown from the island she lived on to here and had not made her wings vanish yet. She was lucky that for the most part, the cloak hid the fact of the wings, till some of her feathers seemed to fall to the ground. Gia couldn't hide the wings if the feathers were noticed.

"I am Gia, and I hope no one would be unhappy about my joining in this venture?" Her voice was genuine in this as she ruffled her silver wings a bit, feeling a little uncomfortable cause of having to fly for such a long time. She was very tired after such a long time, but she could travel on foot for much long. Gia was concentrating at this time to make her wings vanish so that she could walk without their presence and thus be able to move without too much restraint. This would make it easier to walk and not worry about falling feathers.

Jason turned his hooded head towards Gia and looked her over. His eyes seeing what she had tried to conceal but decided to not let it know to her... Or at least not yet. "Hello Gia. My name is Jason and I have no objections to you joining. I'm pretty sure the rest of us would enjoy to have more people in our group," said Jason as a small smile shown upon his shown portion of his face. In his hands were still the bow and arrow, ready to attack anything that could come as a threat to the party.