Kil-ieth understood Rizel's point. sometimes his emotions got the better of him and that is why he mostly stayed in his forest. He could not, for the life of him, understand why Nylis-tyr would choose him for a mission like this.<br/><br/>"Again I ask your forgiveness. I should not have provoked such feelings by means of a display of power. It is only that we do not have much time. Ozzy can you do to humans what you did to those chickens? If you can it will come in handy when we attack the outer fort of the ancient temple. You could use it to set the dark priests against one another."<br/><br/>Digging around in his pouch Kil-ieth produced the flat glowing stone once again. This time its arrow pointed west, toward the mountains of Gelarmen.<br/><br/>"I believe we shall find our next companion in that direction," he said pointing to the mountains. "Allow me to reassure you. You do in fact have a choice. You may go your own way if you wish, but the magic that has brought you here cannot be reversed until the dark one has been stopped. The Oracle did not choose you. the powers that govern fate have chosen you. The oracle merely put out the call. so I head for the mountains."<br/><br/>Kil-ieth dropped the stone into his pouch once again and pulled out an instrument made of different length pipes. As he walked he put the pipes to his lips and began a tune that could help keep a good pace along the road.