(((I want Coralzane to die as well, preferably in either this battle, or one soon after.....   We'll just see how it goes then.)))<br/><br/><br/>Coralzane charged, the remaining gears inside of him twisted and spun rapidly, powering his aggressive charge.  Once in range, he jumped high into the air, swinging his scythe with him.<br/><br/>"Die, pathetic Lowerbreed!"<br/><br/>*******************************<br/><br/>I hour ago<br/><br/>Crane shakily walked forward, his skeleton had fully formed, along with most of his muscles, yet he was still extremely vulnerable.  From the time he had enough muscle mass to walk, he had been trekking the desert.  Slowly but surely, he passed the twinkling lights of Tol'sel, and into the chasm ahead.  As fragile as he was, he had been able to remember and navigate the way to Alvira's hut.  Precariously perched in an inner ledge along the cliff face, one had to not only scale ten feet of sandstone over a never ending pit, but also walk along a narrow path just to get there.<br/><br/>How Alvira had built the place was still a mystery.  The front door was  easily accessed, but half the building had been built jutting out into the air above the Crag.  Humble planks of withered wood barely held the structure up, and with each passing day it seemed as if they were close to giving out.  The wooden hut had been shaped like three pyramids squashed together, and from one side dangled a faint candle lamp, from which travelers could identify her hut in any sandstorm or condition.<br/><br/>Slowly, Crane stumbled to the front door, and before he could knock on the wood, a small and furry Feral opened the door, a lamp hanging from her left hand.  She scrutinized his skeletal features and twisting muscles, before making room for him to enter.  Silently he shuffled inside.  Alvira suffered from a curse of sorts, where she was destined to see glimpses of the future through dreams.  No doubt she had seen him coming in her dreams the night before.  Crane sat on a tan leather couch, his jaw bones creaking.  He was safe for the time being, and soon would be at full strength, ready to find his partners.