Merlin nodded along as Brynn spoke, too tired to contribute more then a few 'uh-huh's" or "Mmhmm's"  He agreed with Brynn to an extent. He didn't think it was simply the Lord's ego that drove him to Dunncrest. "Maybe it's because he can buy his way out of the continent there. Dunncrest has a small fishing port doesn't it? He could use his money to get away." It was true that Dunncrest was a small fishing hamlet. It made most of it's profit through fishing. It was a likely possibility, though he couldn't think of a large ship in such a tiny port. It would have to be small. He let his thoughts take him briefly before a firm hand on his shoulder shook him back to reality.<br/><br/>"Either way, we should deal with him. We owe it to Fiona." It was Vesper who spoke, her eyes burning with a fire. She had felt so horrible for Fiona. The betrayal the twins had faced was unforgivable, and Vesper planed on letting the monster who let it happen know just how horrid he was. At seeing that look Merlin smirked, suddenly more awake then he had been. This was going to be fun. Not many people could bring out Vesper's mean streak. "Alright, then, we'll go to Dunncrest first, deal with that weasel, then go to your temple." Merlin pulled out the spell components he would need, a stone bowl, a mirror, and a bottle of strange coloured liquid, and set to work. He took Brynn and Vespers hands, as he cast the spell. Vesper in turn grabbed Ragnar's, and motioned for him to take Finny's "We have to stick together, ok?" She gave him a soft smile, and once everyone was linked the mirror cracked, and then shattered, the shards raining down around them.<br/><br/>At first the fear of getting cut by the glass hung around them, before it faded, leaving a gentle warmth. Around them, the world faded into a bright gold. The light should have burned to look at, but it didn't. The magic around them swirled, and just as soon as the light enveloped them they were released, and were left standing on a forest path, no more then twenty minutes from Dunncrest. The morning light was just starting to crest above the hills, and the grey sky was turning blue. It was peaceful here, and that gave Vesper hope that her temple was all right. At their feet. the mirror laid, unbroken. Merlin let go of the girls, and scooped the components up, putting them away in his satchel. "Let's go, yeah? We should get to the b*stard before he finds his escape."