ORIGIN

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A giggle escaped the cub as Makyna nudged her up completely onto the lioness' back. Alas, it was short lived as Makyna spoke about the bird and she ducked her head down with a pout. "I sowwy Az'el," she murmured as she gave an apologetic look to the bird for calling him smelly. She wasn't meaning to hurt feelings, but these things were still freshly new to her. She would have to remember that next time. She gave a big cheesy grin to the bird before she turned her attention to Makyna once again and watched as the lioness pushed her nose to the rock. She wasn't exactly sure what Maky was doing, but she knew it had to be something awesome.

She tilted her head as she leaned to the left a little bit so she could see around Makyna and at the stone again. "Can you hear it, Maky?" She questioned curiously as she watched Aza'zel peck at the rock after Makyna had touched it. Aza'zel had mentioned something about magic to Makyna, but she didn't quite understand what he had met. So, after asking her initial question she sat quietly upon Makyna's back, her long gemstudded tail swaying back and forth as if it had a mind of it's own.

Life is precious.

Makyna turned her head back slightly to give the little cub a nod of approval and a smile. That was nice of her to apologize and appreciated it. She was sure that Aza'zel wouldn't take it too hard from such a young cub but you could never be too sure about these things.

When Makyna touched the rock she immediately felt her mind being taken away to view the strange stone's memories. She saw the stone being carried by some strange shadowy figure and heard heavy footsteps, a sense of desperation filled her as she relieved everything the stone did. Her body trembled as the excitement and desperation filled her. Her eyes widened and they filled with panic she felt as her breath started to come in pants like she was doing the running, carrying the rock.

Her eyes would looked panicked now as the feelings reached their peak. Claws unsheathed as she through the vision tried to get away but then... it was gone. The vision started to fade and Ky pulled upon her magic to try and bring it back, to tell her more. It was in vain as she was brought back to the present. Her eyes blinked rapidly as she tried to shove away the feeling of emptiness that threatened to swallow her up. For a moment she did nothing but stare at the rock, seeming to have forgotten about her companions. It was only when Aza'zel reached forward to touch the stone did she come back to reality.

"This stone, it's important. Someone very much wanted to keep it safe and someone else wanted to get it, I think. I saw someone running with this stone and he was weighted down with some metal... and he was desperate in wanting to keep it safe! And then... and then... panic... and nothing..." This stone was far too valuable to leave behind, at least in her mind it was. "We should take it. Perhaps if I have it it'll show me some more visions when it feels up to it again." She didn't know what Aza'zel was doing but what she did know was that her heart wanted to take this stone. Maybe something important was inside.

"Speech." || "Thoughts."

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The bird's magic only served to compress the stone as the air pressure around it shifted, but it would soon return to normal. For now, the stone is exhausted of its magic. All anybody can do is possibly take the stone with them in the event the stone becomes useful again.

The stone reacted not one bit, only shifting a little bit. So that wasn't an option to try and transfer magic to it. Well... that was unfortunate. They'd have to play the waiting game for the next time it had enough magicka to show Makyna another vision. The leopard's apology went right over 'Zel's head, and he simply nodded, rufous head tilting as he gazed at the stone intensely. But he heard every bit of what Ky had to say. The stone was important? She told the story of what happened, that the stone was important. Someone masked in metal had tried to defend it? At the prospect of taking it, Azazel nodded. "I think we should take it. It'd be safest in your hands at Maji Walezi. There's a thief running around in Canis, and I think this stone is too important to risk losing it." Nodding sagely, the bird gazed at the stone. "I'll definitely try to help in guarding it. Who knows what this could mean. It could be just a little fragment of the big picture of why we're alone in Origin Caves, as in just Gembound and plants." It was a viable option, at the very least.

Waving a wing, the bird nosed the stone toward Makyna. If she suggested he carry it, The Bone King would be perfectly fine with that. Looking to Amaria, he hoped that she was along for the ride. There was just some feeling in his gut that this stone meant something in the future, but just what?

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Amaria

Makyna

Game Master Madison

Azazel (Original)