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Kazelina gave a small pout. "That's fine. I can take care of myself. Besides, with so many magic users, I shouldn't have too much of a problem finding my way back to Salin or Hyrule." She replied. She wasn't going back until she had at least explored a couple towns of Elonacia.

(Sorry guys, no time for a reply, but I'll try and get it in for tomorrow, if I have the time. If you guys haven't heard... well actually you haven't because I haven't told you. My time has been cut short. I just moved into my apartment on campus and am now at my collage... and school is just around the corner, even though I have one more week of freedom, I want to spend that freedom making friends here...

I am now limiting myself to morning-afternoons of study and evenings I'll check into role plays. Weekends, same thing, only I'll be a little more lenient, and will be able to reply more often. I apologize for the inconvenience but it needs to be done. I want a fresh start with my life and now I have the chance! I've been kicked, pushed and thrown to the ground in my youth, because who I was and now I can make friends because of who I am, rather than what I'm not...

I will try to keep up... but right now my full attention is now on my studies, and making it through collage... Thanks so much for understanding... and I hope to see you guys soon! I'll try and reply tomorrow ^^)

"I don't even know if you father has even gained consciousness yet." Darious mumbled as he crawled into bed with her, wrapping his arms tightly around her. "You know, you could get dressed. I don't want to kill the fun, but... there ARE children around and I'm not sharing."

Vaati cautiously lowered himself into the water. "Hmm... The water feels good." The wind mage mumbled, a look of relaxation moving across his face. It's been a while since he was so relaxed before. "You should come in too, Opal."

"You wanted mommy! You talk!" Seth shook his head and crossed his arms. He had a put on his face, and it wasn't a face he wore often.

(Uhh, yeah... I sincerely doubt your characters are anywhere near Vaati... You see, there are currently three different dimensions, or worlds. Hyrule, Elonacia, and Salin. Currently, Vaati is in Salin, along with Opal, Kaze, and Josline. Plus, he isn't evil anymore. Well... not exactly. It's rather complicated.)

Taka and Kaya reached Kakariko Village at last. Taka was telling Kaya one of his stories on his journeys -it was a small little tidbit, so Kaya didn't mind- about a man he'd come across along a road. Suddenly they heard a sort of screaming coming from the village gate. A small crowd had gathered, but they seemed to be keeping their distance from the source of the noises.

Kaya let Taka take the lead. She almost hid behind Taka with worried eyes. Taka took notice of this. Kaya wasn't normally one to take cover of something. Whatever it was, this was most likely something Taka should be prepared for. He looked out towards the gate and that was when he saw her.

Light, golden hair glistening in the evening sun, emerald eyes dazzling with a certain twinkle with a battle skirt that fluttered in the wind. Taka didn't see these things as spectacular, however. His attention was reverted to the goblin just outside the village.
The girl wielded a mace with metal spikes. She swung once more at the creature, and it let out an agonizing howl as the spikes hit its leg. It dropped its dagger, and attempted to limp away in a desperate attempt to flee.

The girl waited to catch her breath, and the monster had been inching away. She got ready for the final blow. One step closer, and then another, and then another. She slowly raised the mace above her head and once it was at its peak... she felt restraint.

It was Taka, pulling her mace back, preventing her from finishing the creature off.

"That's enough."

The girl glared back at Taka.
"What are you doing?" She demanded.

"Look at it..." Taka gestured towards the goblin. It had been hobbling along very slowly, and it was painful to watch.
"It can't hurt anyone in that state, let alone terrorize a village."

The girl seemed annoyed, but she kept quiet. She took a look at the goblin and then back at Taka. She seemed to be debating something within her head. After a moment of waiting, she merely walked away back toward the village. The residents that had gathered slowly backed away at first. They seemed almost afraid of this girl.

Eventually, she went inside a house and disappeared. After she did, the villagers waited for a spell, staring at the door, then began to depart to their own homes.

"... That's a new face... Who is she?"

"... Her name's Eve. She came her to protect us... after you left." Kaya answered his question.

(Long post, sorry. D= I was thinking of developing Eve and Taka's characters a bit more if that's alright. Before Diel and company actually reach Kakariko Village, I'd like to do a little story with them. I'd consider what just happened to be a few weeks prior to when Diel and Co. reach Kakariko, if that's alright with you guys. It's also why I didn't reply with Diel yet... XD

Edit: Forgot to put this in earlier. >< We totally understand, Jos, and good luck with your college experience! ^^ I hope it all goes well for you, and I'm happy you're trying to make the most of things already!)

(Well, as far as I can tell, the layout's OoT. I just joined about a hundred pages ago, so I can't really tell. But I'm pretty sure the layout's OoT.)

Jasmine pulled an ancient-looking piece of parchment from her bag. It read, in archaic-styled writing at the top, Clericula a la Terra Firma Corona. Cleric of the Earth's Core. "This spell only works with the Staff of the Elder Tree, topped with the Orb of Earth's Beginning," she said. "Luckily, guess what's in my hand now." She twirled her staff. "I need her outside and on the ground. The spell itself is a basic transmutation, but it needs to be performed perfectly." She winked. "And if you need reassurance, ask anyone in the Market or on the Field. I've healed shattered bones and tattered muscles. Just can't bring anyone back to life." Her eyes darkened. "Which could be the case if I don't hurry... your friend wasn't in the best shape when he healed her. Or tried to."

Larken eyed the amulet. For some reason, he desperately wanted to hold it in his hands. This was weighed with a desire to please his master- meaning he had to kill Shira. He hadn't heard of this magic before, though he didn't care- perhaps in the confusion, he could take the amulet and escape.

(*stifles laugh*)

Jasmine checked the scroll. It would be a bit harder to perform the spell on two separate beings at once (especially with one inside the other), but she enjoyed a challenge and had no doubt she was capable of such a thing. "That's a terrible thing to do," she commented. "I think I'll be able to do it, but... what kind of man attacks a child that isn't yet born?" The thought brought her back to the old lady's grandson in her days from Kakariko Village; such a kind boy growing up, but he turned into a ferocious monster when the old woman died of stroke...

Larken padded after Jasmine, eyes fixed on Silver. His breath caught in his throat, and he glanced around in confusion. Yes, a faint Triforce reading was certainly coming from inside the house... but Shira's magic!? In a separate place entirely?! Impossible! What was more, it seemed to be coming from directly in front of him...

(Well, I'd say it's about time to wake Kaze and Josline up.)

Kaze's eyes blinked open. He felt quite well rested after the nap. Josline seemed to still be sleeping. "Josline, time to get up. We need to help clean up the mess of this battle, and then find our way back to Hyrule." He sat up straight and stretched. At least his muscles weren't injured. Kaze got out of bed and found his clothes. "Blood stained and practically tattered... Damn." He sighed at his ruined clothing. That was his favorite outfit. However, the medical tent seemed to have plenty of spare clothes for those who may have needed them. He picked out a black, sleeveless tee shirt, black pants, and a dark green, leather trench coat, with several straps running half way down the coat. Normally, the straps would connect to another and close the coat up, but that was somewhat uncomfortable to Kaze, so he simply left it as is.