Sandra looked back to Elsa, her thoughts snapping back to the here and now rather than bouncing all the way back to years and decades ago to measure how this forest had been forming.  "Oh, right, sorry," she said with a bit of embarrassment.  Some degree of excitement was showing within her at the chance to get back to nature.  "I'll try to teach you how to track as we go."<br/><br/>She slowed down her gait, moving her eyes back down to the ground.  "What you have to watch for is signs of change.  The forest itself doesn't actually want to change all that much; rocks stay where they are, branches may fall off the trees, but they lay unbroken until stepped on."<br/><br/>She moved over towards a particular stone, which had a number of layers visible upon one side, and knelt down beside it.  After taking a good look to make sure she could reset it, she pushed the side of the rock to make it look completely even.  "See, normally this type of stone would be laying like this."  Then she pushed upon the side, bringing back the layers to visibility.  "It's a disturbance from the natural order.  Someone or something must have moved it.  May have just been an animal, but this is the sort of thing you want to watch for."<br/><br/>She stood back up.  "I'm not seeing too much just yet, but I can also try to explain matters if you like.  I wonder if we should ask the townsfolk about natural wonders, though, places of natural power like waterfalls, geysers, caves and the like in order to check those out."  Her eyes glance about through the trees, hoping to see something of the like.  "I know a Sibyl, and unless she's up on a mountain, she can't use her gift, so it'd be a great place to check.  Also, I don't know if anyone knows where she lives, but it'd really help to get an article of clothing to start tracking."