Guenhwyvar laid down by Giselle's feet as the company before her spoke.  Giselle herself listened to what was said about the sword that had been bothering her, and wondered if it had been the blade or something else entirely that had pulled this place into their world.  She didn't buy the sword being able to move that much mass, even if it had been dormant for 71 years.  While a good idea, she just had a hard time believing it since...it was a sword.  Still, the facts said otherwise, and until she found something else to dispute it she'd go along with it.  Kyle on the other hand was no mystery.  "No problem Kyle, and aye you are right on that.  Others won't be so easy to convince of that fact but such is the way of things.  Still, thanks for listening to me and not blowing me off on the sword, even though you have set my worries at ease though they aren't forgotten by any means.  At any rate, I wasn't offended at all, but I just wanted to be clear on the whole thing with Guenhwyvar here since I don't think a giant black panther would be a good pet in the traditional sense."  She laughed, her brown eyes lighting up in mirth as she looked between Tiagar and Kyle before saying anything more.<br/><br/>"At any rate, I do agree that things are a bit more coincidental surrounding that sword of your former brother's Tiagar, but I guess I find it hard to believe that it can do what you seem to think it did.  I don't doubt your word, don't get me wrong, but I guess I need to see more evidence about how powerful that sword is before we decide it transported ten miles worth of land to our home world.  If that's truly what happened, then why did it choose Kyle?  No offense to you of course."  She was quick to add, but it just didn't add up to her mind.  Why a person from a completely different world?  That's what bothered her the most since there were plenty of other people it could have went after, though the thought of herself wielding it never crossed her mind.  She had her own, and that was enough for her.<br/><br/>When the announcement came that there was a captured creature elsewhere in town, she snapped her gaze to the police officers and hoped they'd pass on her next message.  If the person was innocent and not of an evil nature, then she didn't want the thing's blood spilled out of a misunderstanding.  "If you can, pass the word along that they are not to harm whatever it is they have until we can get to them.  Kyle, I'll ride with you if you don't mind."  Though the sight of the Harley Bike almost stopped her.  What was it with these people and riding machines?  Still, it held a certain allure the car hadn't.  "Ok, care to explain what that is?  Guen, go home for now my friend.  I'll call you again before the night is over most likely."  The cat seemed to understand as it nuzzled up against Giselle's legs before disappearing in her usual manner; of black mist that dissolved quickly as well before no trace was left.<br/><br/><em>Journal Entry....the first of many.  <strong>Strange happenstance or divine providence?</strong><br/><br/>I have traveled far and wide across the Forgotten Realms and beyond, but all of my three hundred years up until now never could have prepared me for what came during a very strange and unusual event, even by my standards.  Ten miles of land was suddenly stripped away and replaced by that of another world's in an instant.  Why did this happen?  What power above or below this plane of existence could have done this?  These questions I seek to have answered, but there's more pressing things at hand of course.  For now, I tag along with Tiagar, Kyle, Viviana, Janet, Phaerbryn, Zelith, and so many others besides in preparing the town that was transported by magical means for anything that wanders this world.<br/><br/>Even though this is way out of the ordinary for both of our worlds, where the human villagers can't even speak the common trade language, it does present many opportunities for us to learn from each other.  I just hope that these strangers are able to adapt as quickly as Kyle and his human allies have been able to do so far, otherwise the next raiding party of orcs, trolls, goblins, or worse might be the last for this place.  Still, is it the will of the gods that this event occur or was it just mere coincidence?  In either event, I swear that I shall do all I can to protect these people.  I am after all, a Do'Urden, and a ranger to Mielikki, the goddess closest to my heart and mind and principles, as my father before me.  Since we're on the subject, many questions come to mind just thinking about the military man that is Kyle, untrained in the ways of the sword yet able to keep up with me...for the most part.  Guen took an immediate liking to him, and I can't say I blame her.  He does have a strange allure to him, or maybe it's just my curiosity getting the better of me.  Either way, just being near him warms my heart and sets my mind at ease....though if any romantic ties are to be made, they will be short since humans are such short lived creatures, while I on the other hand will live on many times past his lifespan's limit.  Whatever happens, the time won't be wasted so long as I stay true to myself and no disaster or impending doom hangs over our heads of course.</em><br/><br/>((In keeping with the Do'Urden habit of leaving long and very insightful monologues and what have you, I thought I'd do the same for Giselle lol.))