((I feel your pain, Jaku.  Work has been drownig me lately.))<br/><br/>Hiking back through the dense forest, Feign finally sees the mouth of the cavern in which he and the nagas have been living.  He considers going astral again to spy on the campers he saw earlier, but doing so would certainly lose the third bunny that he just caught, and it was enough trouble just carrying the fiesty little animal back to the den, that he wasn't about to give it up now on a whim.<br/><br/>The almost-noon sun filters down through the trees, flickering and dancing as the breeze blows the leaves with a peaceful sigh of a sound.  For a moment he closes his eyes.  If ever there were doubts that made him wish to return to the human world, moments like these always wash them away.<br/><br/>With a smile, he looks down at the white rabbit in his hand, it seems to have calmed down at last.  With a smile and a new sence of energy, Feign continues on to the den.