Alexia had little interest in the tour itself but as a new student, she felt obligated to at least show face. Still, she ended up tuning out everyone's voices as her eyes started to wander. She didn't miss Daemon's displeased look but she ignored it all the same.<br/><br/>Letting her senses go she was reminded of how different this island was to anywhere she's ever been. She hated to admit it but the island was amazing, more so than Ardromis. Although she was able to vanquish the corruption, Ardromis was still recovering and therefore did not hold the pure magic that thrived from the very ground of this island. Alexia wasn't all that surprised to feel the same pure aura from the fountain. So the other girl's attraction to the fountain might not just be out of the spirit of fun. This intrigued Alexia greatly and she instantly became curious about the island's history, maybe they'll talk about it during the tour.<br/><br/>As Alexia was about to return to listen to what Farril had to say an eerie feeling came over her. Her eyes instantly flicked casually to the side, she wouldn't want to bring attention upon herself if this was a false alarm, but she sharpened her senses slightly. It felt like a gap in the magical aura of the place, which was impossible to do without using an incredibly strong spell to cause a gap. This was something smaller, a dying tree, or a wounded bird, something to cause some sort of distress in the air, it was too far for Alexia to know what exactly she was feeling. She'll check it as soon as the tour was over, if it took too long she'll leave the tour and go where she was needed.<br/><br/>Remembering where she was, she glanced around to see if anyone noticed what she felt, it seemed no one really caught on except for Daemon who was looking down at her with growing concern. "I might leave this tour early," Alexia spoke softly for only Daemon to hear. "I am needed elsewhere."<br/><br/>Daemon's eyes sparked with understanding and he nodded. Alexia rewarded him with a smile before returning her attention to the tour, waiting for a moment to leave without being noticed.