Faustina was hardly in the position to stand up speak about the events as an eye witness. There was also the small fact that between all the soldiers they would either pin her or this moogle as the culprits. The pain inside her head was nearly blinding her thinking pattern, and before she could speak the moogle took her arm pulling her to the backroom. Her feet were just barely able to stand but somehow managed it.<br/><br/>Words faded into her mind. There was no time for her to get healed so it was best that she close her mind out from the pain. "You, check the back rooms!" Her heart began to pound even more than it already was. If they were in the back rooms than they were near the secret escape route that was one long staircase that connected to the tunnels. In desperation , she looked at the moogle aware that walking for her would cause more sounds than should be necessary. He pulled her across the room , and opened the tall wardrobe in the room.<br/><br/>It seemed this moogle was capable of doing so before the guards entered the room. The pain was no going away no matter how hard she tried. Desperately, her teeth chomped on her lip to withhold any unwanted attention from the guard that had just walked into the room as the door closed shut to the wardrobe. Apparently, these guards were on a mission to find the culprit. Well, she didnâ€™t really blame them, but their real culprit was already dead or so it seemed a pile of ashe if memory serves right.<br/><br/>Her heart stammered as the door to the wardrobe opened and the guard looked right at them. Then turned as if they werenâ€™t even there. The pain inside her head must have caused something, or the moogle must have said something either way her mind was still obsessed with pain even though she needed to explain about the only route they could use.<br/><br/>After the coast was clear the moogle opened the wardrobe door, and helped guide her through the window. Good being out of the temple would make finding the tunnels that much easier. Considering the soldiers hardly ever took to the tunnels because it was considered holy ground. "Know anywhere we can go? I'm kinda new to the area." For a second all she could do was nod her head.<br/><br/>â€œ We have..three options. Head down the hill for the forest, find the outside entrance to the holy tunnels, or sneak around the temple till we figure out what the soldiers are thinking. My suggestion,â€ She winced for a moment from pain but gathered all her strength to yet again try and battle this pain. â€œ is to take the tunnels , we will avoid any stray soldiers searching the forest, and manage to escape any trouble hopefully.â€<br/><br/>With that said she delved into her memory trying to spot where the outside entrance is for the tunnels. â€œ If you head for the back of the temple and down the hill there should be a cave that links to a staircase that connects to the tunnels if that is the way you wish to go.â€ The pain was now just sort of lingering all over her body but it was gradually becoming more, and more tolerable.<br/><br/>She stood up wiping her hands on her legs in a rather usual manner as her feet pushed her up. If they were to make it out of here, there would be need of being on complete guard at all times.<br/><br/>-------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br/><br/><br/><span style="color: #BF0000">Surina at last reached the forest and let out a sigh as it seemed the forest was now screaming for her soul. She wasnâ€™t scared just lostâ€¦Lost in the sense that she was coming upon the same exact oak tree "Damnittâ€¦Iâ€™ll never Anara at this rateâ€¦How am I supposed to find?" Her body twisted lightly as an arrow shot from atop a tree. The eyes that looked down on her were dark, and she couldnâ€™t see much more than thatâ€¦besides a second arrow being shot down at her from above.<br/><br/>"Watch you step humble beauty â€¦the forest is darkâ€¦and does not take kindly to you city folk. Try to stay on the other side of the oak." With that she heard the fumbling of feet scurrying from tree top to tree top. Then tried to take his advice by deciding which side was right , and left. After that it was a few hour trek until she reached what looked like a cave entrance to the cave as heat radiated off the cave. <br/><br/>"Ifrit." The voice inside her head was her guardian as she called it. Itâ€™s voice was soft as she traveled down the gray cave , and felt the rumble of earth shake as if in anger. As she moved deeper up through the cave flickers of fire crossed the cave walls lighting her path. It was as she reached the depth of the inner cave that she heard a familiar screaming of terror. It wasnâ€™t herâ€¦it was ..<br/><br/>"ANNNARRRRRAAA!!!" She yelled in answer trying to figure out where Anaraâ€™s scream originated from. Then a burst of fire flew at her , straight for herâ€¦aiming at her face. But as it passed her she felt nothing..no heat no pain. Absolutely nothing but the force from the wind as she toppled backwards a few steps. <br/><br/>"IFRIT." This time the voice was no longer in her head and caused her to cry in pain as more rumbling rung through the cave."WHAT HAS DISTURBED YOU FROM YOUR SLEEP?" At this point she was curled up on the floor nearly forgetting about Anara all together.  However, There was no answer as she stood in front of the cave bewitched by the heat that radiated from the cave. </span>