Of course when Anaise said she didn’t hear anything Tyora immediately got the feeling she may have been imagining it.  Maybe that ‘dream’ while meditating was just that.  A dream.  Maybe she had gone from meditation to a nightmare completely in sleep.  It would sound about right if she hadn’t slept in a long while.  It would be…<br/><br/>Tyora’s train of thought stopped when suddenly the woman mentioned they felt something even if they didn’t hear anything.  That would match what had happened during her meditation, though not completely.  It was a feeling of some form of Dred or something bad.  She wished she could come up with a better word, but she couldn’t remember much beyond that.  It brought her attention to the girls completely.  Especially when they mentioned scrying.  After another drink from her ale the elf was paying complete attention to them.<br/><br/><span style="color: green">“Keep quiet about what?”</span>She asked with a little smile.  Though she had no idea why it would need to be something kept secret.  But they were human from human countries.  It wasn’t like back home the few scriers she knew were persecuted or hunted.  Though she had never actually got to watch any of them.  And only met one once in the forest.  Maybe she should hate scriers since that woman sent her to the temple that led to her… extra bits.  But she was still curious.<br/><br/>So Tyora watched the pair as they linked their hands and then closed their eyes.  Almost immediately she felt a shiver run through her spine.  Like a light wind brushing over her skin and touching her senses trained by her elemental magic softly before it faded.  It made her look up above the girls for a moment, though not seeing anything at all.<span style="color: green">“That was odd…”</span>she mumbled before shrugging and waiting for the girls to come back.<br/><br/>When she lifted the pint back up to her lips she found it empty.<span style="color: green">“Already?  I’m not nearly drunk enough…”</span>she sighed before standing from her chair.  Though she wasn’t able to get much further than looking at the pair and worrying on if she should just leave them here alone with their secret ability.  As she was standing up the pair came back to themselves.  The gasp from Anaise was impossible to miss.  As was the look of Gwen just barely holding back tears.  That look on the silent girl hit Tyora right In her protective instincts.  The girl seemed innocent from her eyes.<br/><br/>It pulled Tyora back into her chair just as the two turned to look at her.  The words though actually made the elf pale.  Pulled her back to what she had felt while meditating that had made her feel like she was living a nightmare.<span style="color: green">“And it is bad isn’t it…”</span>she asked, though it didn’t sound like much of a question and more of a statement.  Again she lifted her pint up to her lips only to find it empty.  She had forgotten that with the look on the girl’s faces and their words.<span style="color: green">“It… cut me off when I was trying to absorb some of the mana from the sea… forced me out of meditation even though I can’t remember what it is… Not part of nature at all... I need another drink… A stronger drink… you two want anything stronger?”</span><br/><br/>She didn’t want to face some unknown ominous thing completely sober.  This voyage started out so fun and it had to go and be ruined!  Maybe she should have sat with Urd and the dancer... They sounded like they were still having fun.  Ignorance is bliss after all.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>