TamLin listened carefully and gave a nod. “The kids will have a good time looking for him. If he is in the city or has been there recently enough for people to have known about him or remember, then they will find something about him to report back.”<br/><br/>Marcus returned to the main cave and held up his forearms to show them to Blazil. The burns were gone, replaced by fresh, clean skin. He wasn’t about to explain to her or TamLin what that meant. The healing didn’t get rid of the burn, of course, It accelerated the healing process. Ultimately he had just washed off goo and dead skin from the newly formed layers. He hid the wash off, not wanting to disturb the children by giving them the option of stumbling upon it. “John is a bit of a wizard when it comes to healing,” Marcus stated, stretching the muscles in his forearm to get used to the sensation. “So. Should we show you how to hide your features? TamLin, you should come with us so make sure Blazil remains comfortable. You said before you were looking for someone. If the children do not find hints of him, I know someone who might help you.”<br/><br/>~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~  ~ ~ ~<br/><br/>Aria sighed as she flew back through the window she had originally made her way out of and shut it behind her. She remembered a time when she could fly for what seemed like forever. Bound wings did not grow strong in their time trapped away. As wonderful as it was to fly again, she would need to practice and work them in order to get them back to the strength they once had. Walking down the hallway, she wondering vaguely what the next step was. Then she saw Phoenix and smiled. “I was looking for you. I got distracted, but now I found you!”