After the two had had spoke their name, which Garsot was hoping the brave dragonling would have refrained from doing, the aura around the two of them began to shift shape and color before disappearing completely, getting sucked back into the scroll it had come out of. Once it had completely returned to the scroll, the echoes that came from it died down and the hut became silent once again. Outside the hut, a small crowd had gathered together as they heard the commotion that came from within.<br/><br/>Cu'on walked through the doorway with the other guards at his side and took a quick glance at the occupants of the room, "What is going on here?" He demanded from the group.<br/><br/>The mage spoke before Alleo or Garsot could have a chance to say anything. "I had a hunch about these two and I was right."<br/><br/>"A hunch?" The warrior elf was just as confused as Garsot.<br/><br/>"Yes, a hunch they these two are not of this world. I could sense something off about them when they first came into my hut. Their energies are unlike anything I have felt within this world but I needed to know for sure. So I lured them in here to test my hunch, and it turns out that these two are not originally from here." She began to roll of the scroll and placed it on a shelf with many others.<br/><br/>Garsot was shocked at how she somehow knew he was from somewhere else, as well as a bit concerned about the method of gaining such information about him and Alleo, "Why did you not just tell us that was what you had intended instead of luring us in here under such deception?"<br/><br/>"I'm sorry, but it was the only way the spell would work. If you knew what I was up to, it could have tainted the process."<br/><br/>Not sure whether or not he accepted the answer she gave, Garsot then proceeded with his question of just how the spell was able to tell her that they were from another world. She explained that every creature born to this world share a subtle energy with the planet. The spell she used is one that would highlight this energy and allow the caster to see other, even more subtle energies about the person that was under the spell. This would allow the caster to more accurately know what sort of area that being had been born from. The fact that the aura died out around the pair as the spell finished was an indication that they shared no birth ties with the planet they currently found themselves on.<br/><br/>"Well, why did you not inform me that you were going to test them," Cu'on spoke heavy as he felt he should have been aware of such things.<br/><br/>"I did want to chance anything," she replied. "The spell it too delicate to allow any room for error."<br/><br/>"Very well," the elf had said with a taste of dissatisfaction with the answer he had been given. Still, he felt that there was no point in trying to argue magic with the mage. He turned towards the two that had just gone under the stressful ordeal and offered them a smile that seemed as if it did not fit his current mood, "Now that we know this information about the two of you, how about you fill us in on your origins while we feast."<br/><br/>Garsot nodded in agreement and strolled out of the hut with Alleo still secured tightly onto his shoulder. He shook his head as he picked up the bucket that had found its way outside on the ground, "Two tests in one day and we pass them both, we must be each others' lucky charm or something," he joked as he continued his task of fetching more water for the feast.