Kosuke tried to tune out the sounds of the Ranger fighting sleep. He'd taken the medicine, so surely the pain was gone now. Of course, such a relaxed feeling after so much pain... who wouldn't want to sleep? But he had other things to focus on. These runes for example were extremely complicated. Just writing them with the proper proportions was difficult, besides that he had to put them all in the right places and be sure he was even<span style="font-style: italic">using</span>the right runes.<br/><br/>It was all very complicated. It had to be. If it wasn't, every basic mage in training would be able to freaking teleport. But it was worth the trouble. It took three times as much manna to teleport without the scroll than with the scroll. And with bad guys running around all over the place, potentially killing off the entire village, it would be handy to be able to teleport.<br/><br/>After the said ten minutes had passed, Kosuke triumphantly held up the scroll and packed away his quill and ink well. He rolled up the scroll carefully, but kept it in his hand. With a quick couple of strides he was over by the Ranger's side.<br/><br/>"Mr. Jorman," Kosuke said. "I know you're tired, but brace yourself. This will make you very dizzy if it isn't your first time teleporting." With that, Kosuke took a firm hold on the Ranger's wrist and closed his eyes.<br/><br/>Several moments passed as he pinned in his mind exactly where the Ranger's house was. Then, before it was even comprehensible, they were standing there. It was literally faster than the speed of light.<br/><br/>Kosuke smiled up at the ranger. "So then where's your bow?"