<span style="font-style: italic">The feeling.  The feeling of confusion and knowledge.  Growing up a Star-sayer, Na'vee learned to recognize that feeling when someone came to the village looking for answers.  The elders would be the first to show up and offer assistance so the seeking individual.  Bending down, she gently removed the burrabbit from his hands and smiled at him with the kindest smile she could muster for him.  <br/><br/>Holet protested loudly and rapped his wings against the wind of the day.  Magnolias - always magnolias, Na'vee thought - whisked passed her head and sent her red hair in front of her face.  Sighing softly, she moved his palms upward and ran her fingers impishly across them.</span>"You are seeking, so it's my duty to oblige."<span style="font-style: italic">The green in her eyes went from a beautiful hue of yellow and green to a vibrant, shining green - one of dragons.<br/><br/>The images connected to Na'vee and soared up the spirit channels of the strange man.  His name echoed inside her head - it wasn't one he told her, but one of his being - and beckoned the tale he sought.<br/><br/>A beautiful woman, a human with blue eyes and dark hair, walked the forest in the West.  Her familiar, a reddened eagle, soared across the sky with a babies cry coming from a sling in it's talons.  The eagle, fierce and powerful, lowered upon the woman and she cradled the bundle softly, affectionately.  "My dear, Nik..."  Her voice echoed through Na'vee's mind as more images appeared.  The man from the cabin!  Na'vee could feel the gentle love from the man as he held the baby within his strong arms and kissed the forehead of the blue-eyed human.  Another image swirled into focus as screams and fire bellowed around the home of the blue-eyed woman, a boy calling loudly to her inside as she tried to make her way to him.  Then it was gone - the smoke filled her mind as she tried to reach for the vision to only be filled with the Crotyre from the cabin walking into an orphanage with the young boy.  With three little words, the boys eyes went white then back to indigo as he handed him to a woman.  <br/><br/>It was gone.  Just as fast as she could blink.  The connection was gone.  Pulling away from him, she sat back on her feet - knees to the ground - and looked up at him with normal green and yellow eyes.  There was silence deep within her that she didn't know how to pull out of.  All she could feel was sadness for him.</span>