She said nothing as he insulted her. She had to focus if this was going to work. She toned him out for now, a red circle forming around Raleigh. She had to do this quick after he died, otherwise it wouldnâ€™t work. She looked to him, as the sunâ€™s light began to disappear. She was prepared for the next stage, knowing entirely she had performed all the right steps. A fire seemed to blaze in her eyes, as they scorched into his, a smile on her face.<br/><br/>â€œYou humans know so little about the forest and me, you judge me too quickly. Seeing me as the selfish one, but what you donâ€™t know is that this forest is as just special as me.â€ She ended it at that, not wanting to tell him any more. He didnâ€™t deserve it, if he wanted to see her as a spoiled little girl then so be it. She couldnâ€™t care either way. But after this he would be bound to her by magic, a bond that only broke when the other officially died. He wonâ€™t be able to stay away if he tried. She would always be there, in body or spirit.<br/><br/>She closed her eyes as he took in a final breath, and began to chant. Hushed and quickly. Her hair began flowing wildly, as the circle around Raleigh reached out to him, slowly encasing him in a small dome. Her eyes opened suddenly, as they began to ink over with darkness. The dome had begun to do the same, to the point where Raleigh could not longer be seen through it.<br/><br/>She lifted her hand off the transmutation circle, the dome cracking with each finger lifted. She stood up, her eyes fixated on the dome, as piece by piece the dome fell apart. She waited patiently, to see if she had succeeded.