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They had walked for a short while when they got to the edge of town. Enzeru looked around to see if any of the other were nearby, but didn't see any of them. But she did see a food stand and remembered that Korrin and her hadn't eaten yet. She walked over to the stand and asked for two loafs of bread and a pound of whatever type f meat they had. After she paid for the food she went back over to Korrin, tossing him one of the bread loafs. "I hope you don't mind ham. It's all thay had for the most part."

Katara dropped her smile, falling onto the ground from her sitting postion. "I'm not waiting for them." She whispered, "I'd rather get a horse, and gallop through the mountians. Find my dragon, tame her or him, and get my gift. After that, create my stories." She mumbled, standing. "If anything, I don't want to be here... this town won't be anything special to me anymore!" She said, crossing her arm, the bracelet rubbing against her skin.

*I spot the others and try to tell Enzeru but I find a loaf of bread flying at me.* 'I turn my back for one minute and the next thing I know she's hurling bread at me! Well I am hungry......' "Thanks. The others are right over there. And I'd save the ham for as long as we can, just in case." *I take a bite of bread and gesture for Enzeru to follow me as I begin to walk toward the rest of the group.*

Enzeru looked up into the sky. She wasn't really bothered by thr fact that her foster family didn't know she was leaving. They would probably think that she stayed the night at the old dragoons house and would return the next day. "I can leave whenever we need to. There is nothing for me to miss here now that the old man is gone."

Kiana felt a dark energy ang glanced into the sky at the same place Derek was looking. She saw the omenous clouds and a chill went down her spine. "You're right. The longer we stay here, the less time we have to find the dragons, and I can tell that we haven't got any time to spare." She looked over at Gill somewhat worried. She knew that He had time where he wouldn't say much, but he was never this quiet. "Is there something wrong Gill?"

Katara sighed bitterly, dropping her pack. "I'm ready to leave now." She said softly, her body shaking slightly, "And the more I stay here, the more I feel...trapped. The Old Dragoon gave us these orbs," she held up her glowing red orb, "and he wants us to protect the world he left. Time is of the essenice. I have three horses in my barn. I have an idea. Those of you who have to get your things, do so. The few people who did pack there stuff, "she kicked her pack lightly, "can use one of my horses. In any case, I'm ready to live this place to protect it." She said, falling to her knees and grabbing her pack. And she added waryily, "Before the darkness settles upon our home."

Katara frowned, replying, "That is exactly what I intend to do." She said. She reached in her backpack, pulling out a leaf from her herb pack and started to chew on it, letting the soft mint juice run down her throat. She then stood, "What chances is there of all of our dragons being in one cave?" She asked.