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"Yes, Kanna seems terribly busy." Quinn kept his pace the same as hers. It was a paced that prevented mistakes. It made work thorough, "To answer your question, I cannot be sure. Yule has given me guidance, but I feel he does not tell me everything. Just as you hold something back yourself, but that's a different story."

With the work drawing to completion, Quinn stepped back and allowed Kiran to busy herself alone, "The timing of the wedding is difficult, but part of me feels I may be leaving beforehand."

Quinn chuckled slightly, knowing full well what Kiran was thinking. How could he leave, if Remus still needed a best man and a speech to be made? Yule worked in strange ways, and despite whether or not Remus would be angry, Quinn followed his god's will fully. He drew all his power from the Lord of Time, it was the least he could do.

"There are others who could stand in my place, although I understand that Remus would like me to be there." Quinn answered earnestly, "But he also understand the faith I have in Yule's ways. Time flows through us all, Kiran, and Gods control that. If they think I need to be moving again, then that's what I have to do."

"You'll be gone, but far from out of contact. I've developed a spell that would prevent that." Quinn quickly interjected, wanting avoid that conflict, "All Remus would have to do is mail a letter without a return address, and it would find its way to us."

Quinn wasn't sure on how to respond to the comment about losing the family member. Yes, Remus had lost many a family, but he wouldn't, in all actuality, be losing Kiran. The matter was convincing her of seeing this.

"Remus would be able to get ahold of us whenever necessary." Quinn spoke again after a pause, "It would be as simple as a Teleport spell, and we would be back in the Lotus base. As for not being reliable when it comes to being present, even teachers can learn things from their students. There are things we could teach each other."

"I understand your feelings toward your cousin. I've known Remus for more than twenty years." Quinn mused slightly but then become serious, "But, regardless of when the wedding is, when Yule tells me that it is time to go, then I will leave. I would rather not miss the wedding and I pray that Yule allows me to stay, but..."

Quinn's voice trailed off. He could feel roughly where Remus was within Signet; his aura was faint. Thoughts of what was to come came into mind, thoughts of the wedding, the reception, and various other things in mind. It was a lot to take in, but that was what Time did to people.

"I will continue my prayers to Yule." Quinn came back into focus, "I will ask for a delay. He likely will not give much time, but even Yule has family."

"Kiran, I am a Telepath and a mage." Quinn responded cheerily, spinning toward the bed he had been resting on to grab his staff, "I can find any person in this city in a matter twenty minutes."

With a smile on his face, "I'll find you if I need you, I have some things to take care of as well. Packing, a letter to write, people to speak with, prayers to make. The list goes on!"

In the blink of an eye and a quick flash of light, Quinn was gone. He likely disappeared off to his room, or to a worship room. When Quinn disappeared, very few people knew where he went.

She started a little when he disappeared, blinking to clear the spots from her eyes. "If he makes that a habit...." Kiran muttered to herself, the ending too low to be deciphered.

Carefully she finished up what she was doing in the infirmary, and then moved back to her room to begin packing what little belongings she'd managed to accumulate in her time with the Lotus. Kiran couldn't help but muse to herself that her life fit into a single bag. She probably could have kept working and bothered later with how quick it was to pack up.

Instead, however, she moved to the training room and started the familiar warm-ups. She'd inform everyone of her decision when the time was right.

A timer rang in the back of the room and Karrot stood up and walked to the oven, His cake pans all had a stone circle attatched to the bottom so he could easily take them out of the oven without burning his hands. he set the cake pans on a new stone table and let them cool, he walked over to the first table and pulled together the ingredients he would need for the four types of frosting and glanced at the Brothers in the corner. They were in a deep sleep. 'Let them rest, if I had gone through that, I would want a nap myself. Now, for this frosting....'
Karrot mixed together four types of frosting, from dark chocolate up to a light vanila. then he set the bowls of frosting next to the cakes and set the timer again so the cakes could cool. Karrot sat down and reached into his bag, removing a book which he proceeded to read.

((Hell, yeah! Too bad she didn't actually get to do anything.))

Winistruya raised an eye brow in interest as she returned to Monaleth, she didn't quite remember the woman's name but she recognized her as Merlin's second. Her sword and armour disappeared and her eyes returned back to normal. She knelt down next to her daughter and brushed her hair out of her face, "How are you feeling, baby girl." She cooed.

"Sore...." Obsidian winced then looked disgusted, "Can't even solve a problem without you getting involved..." She sighed.

Her mother raised a brow, "Well, you're welcome." She said, her voice only slightly clipped, her expression softened, "You must remember, you are still quite young." Her attention shifted to Monaleth, "And you? How do you feel?"

Merlin stood by calmly, a rather proud smile tilting her lips a little.





The World Snake, more recently known as Copper stilled when the snakes started to disperse, leaving only her children. She coiled up and settled, her children retreating and, disappearing as well. When they were all gone, Copper slithered out the front door.