Sil forrowed her brow "I'm not sure you understand.." she looked at the boy with a rather disgruntled expression "this place is literally dead. Literally! There is no magic which flows naturally on this isle!"<br/>she groaned slightly when she saw that he still didn't seem to realise what she was saying.<br/><br/>"ok look!" she created three orbs of light, one grey, one white and one black, and showed them floating next to one another. "in this world there are two types of energies, the energy of creation and  the energy of destruction" Sil lit up the white and the black orb respectively when talking.<br/><br/>"The energy of creation is what causes life, what allows plants to grow, it's even a big part of what makes one "lucky"! Overall places with many magical creatures have become inhabitet as such because the area is alive with a lot of life energy." Sil allowed the white orb to touch the grey orb, inbuing it's light into it and making the gray one almost white. "there are places like that in the "real world" the world you see, where creation magic flows and generates naturally, and these are some of the most beautiful places you can find.<br/><br/>Alternatively there are also places where the magic of destruction is much stronger, and flows naturally" Sil allowed the grey orb to turn almost black at the touch of the black orb "These are the places where monsters are born, where they can gather strength and thrive on the energy."<br/><br/>"When choosing where to live, every single creature knows to check for these energies, except for humans, who will just build a town literally anywhere. Lack of any wildlife or natural growths is usually a bad sign..." Sil motioned out the window "this place... it should be inhabitable, it's inhospitable, unyielding and dead.<br/>Not because there's destruction magic here, not at all, it would be easier if there were. No, this place has no magic, no energy, nothing flowing through it whatsoever. It is a natural valley of absolute nothingness, and the idea that anyone would live here is just... it goes to show the stupidity that you often take pride in that humans and dwarves have... stoicness?"<br/><br/>Sil shrugged and produced what looked like a piece of treebark from her clothes somewhere, she began eating it. "you should leave... I fear that something bad will happen here soon and I'm not one to stick around to find out what it is. Even if I'm wrong, there's nothing for you here"