Zutar walked into Orion with her head held high. Astraea may have wanted things to be secret, but there was a reason some gembounds had arcane magic. That reason was to find out of the cave, and Astraea would not deter her from this. In fact, Zutar did not fear Astraea. She held a boldness all her own and she was a fearless gembound. Maybe it had to do with the death of her mother, but whatever reason, she would find out of the caves. Exactly like her mother had done. Zutar went to the throne, and sat in it. She focused her senses, and attempted to use her power on it. Unfortunately, nothing had happened. Oh well, time to try again. She would not fail.

Zutar focused her energy again on the throne. She felt her magic working and focused her mind receiving the vision. Zutar would not be afraid to find out the secrets of the cave. She was not afraid of the masters, and the only master she trusted was Tenzin. Zutar was considering to swear her vengeance on Astraea, perhaps rip his gem from his body. But Zutar decided not to, for she would not be like that wretched deer. Zutar had the blood of her mother, so it was her duty to find out of the caves just as she did. But the vision she saw, was not as she expected. In fact, it was sort of surprising.

A skeleton was draped over the back of the throne, leering down; and where Zutar sat, the stone was littered with small, white hairs. It smelled faintly of deer, as if someone else lived here, now; someone else who sat here day by day.

They were not here; and as she cast out her magic, the current scene slipped away.

Figures in the dark--barely-glimpsed, barely more than silhouettes--were trekking past. Small, squat things, misshapen and grumbling. There was a grinding, and they dragged something behind them.

Somewhere in the distance, Zutar could hear the clanging of tools on stone, and hear a bellowing voice: "Get back to work!"

@Zutar

Zutar felt she had seen enough for now, and decided to leave Orion. She leaped off the throne and made her way out to exit the cave. It seemed that the vision was about workers or slaves with a master. She did not understand it one bit, but soon, she swore she would understand all of the caves. All she needed to do was stay focused, put the pieces together, and most importantly, don't spread information to those who were not worthy. But, there was more to unlocking the secrets of the cave than just that.

-Exit