Yuko Kuzuna watched from a small glowing dark purple orb, of the man that had wandered into her forbidden forest. He must have been coincidentally looking for something, or there must have been something that drove him to the forest. For no ordinary man travels through Yukoâ€™s forest without some acknowledgment of a curse, or a lost one.<br/><br/>She was after all a forbidden witch due to the magic that she uses. The magic is after all what scares all humans into forcing her to be locked inside a temple, and if she should ever step foot outside the temple. Well she would end up transforming into a large black three tailed fox if her foot even stepped out the door. A slim white hand ran through her thick purple hair as she tried to think of a way to contact this lost man.<br/><br/>"Janx , would you be a dear and find that man? For me?" A raven who seemed to be chilling in the rafters came fluttering to her shoulder and as if to answer her chirped. He was as well cursed because of magic, his curse was that he was forever a raven and could only speak when outside the temple. Basically outside the temple he was a speaking raven rather than a regular raven.<br/><br/>Without a word the raven spread its dark purplish black wings and took to flying outside the beautiful golden temple, past the rather endless stairwell that led to the temple grounds, and straight for the forest floor. It took all of about 2 hours for the raven to reach the man who was just now waking, but he was evidently injured just as the globe proved.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">"Sir, Sir , Sir!!!!!!!!!!" </span>The raven flew above his head. " My lady says , you are lost inside an ever losing forest? â€¦wait was that how it went?" His head bobbed to the left than to the right but none the less, he was twirling around the manâ€™s head. " An injury oh dear."<br/><br/>All the while back at the temple Yuko swished her hand getting rid of the purple orb. Everyone has a price to pay when gambling with the devilâ€™s magic, and herâ€™s was this confinement of a place.