"<em>Terra Perce</em>." Serana muttered under her breath. A hazel colored brightness forms at the front of the crystalline looking bow, staying there for a split second, then is released, forming a long, solid arrow which was imbued with the earthen element, sharpened to a point and hardened with the magic of her bracelet, feeling a bit of her strength sap away as she released it. The arrow was no longer nor thicker than her forefinger, but to dodge it would be quite a feat. It struck the lizard right through the torso, impaling it and killing it instantly.<br/><br/>The lizard was about the length of her forearm. Not very big, but had a good amount of meat that people were willing to eat. It had certain hard scaly leather on its back, great for some crude footwear if you knew how to sew it together.<br/><br/>The crystalline bow was tipped with large shards of some sort of see-through material, summoned by the bracelet around her wrist which emanated a soft glow of the same color as the bow itself, a deep amethyst purple. Long slender fingers wrapped around the handle of the bow, and when she released it, the energy it seemed to be humming with slowly faded away. The bow itself began to disappear as well, glowing white for a moment before fading away.<br/><br/>Taking a step towards the fallen lizard, her leather boots struck a small stone, unintentionally kicking it aside as she walked over to the carcass, picking it up by the tail. Reaching inside her cloak, she fumbled and took out a small dagger she always carried with her and began cutting off the limbs of the lizard. No one had any use for them. No meat, and tough skin that break any knife that isn’t magically protected.<br/><br/>Suddenly, a bright light blinded her vision from out of nowhere it seemed. Out of instinct, she let go of both the knife and the lizard, holding out an arm with a conjured fireball floating at the palm. Just as the light began to clear, an extremely loud rumbling sound could be heard, followed by shockwaves running through the ground below them, shaking the earth beneath her feet and causing Serana to fall backwards and landing on her behind.<br/><br/><em>What was that?!</em>She thought to herself. The sound of rumbling and the shaking of the earth could have only been caused by a large impact. It must have been extremely close for her to have felt it, no more than half a mile away at most.<br/><br/>She picked herself up off the ground, dusting off her cloak. She took off with a light sprint,  boots pounding against the dry, dusty ground of the earth beneath her, heading towards the source of the noise. She couldn’t help but have some nervous thoughts. Such was the way the human mind worked. Fear of the unknown.<br/><br/>A short while longer, after approximately half a mile as she had predicted a massive crater was in sight. Her eyes immediately darted around the area, searching for clues of anything that might identify the source of such a powerful force. At first glance, nothing special.<br/><br/>Yet, as most of the dust settled, Serana could actually make out make out several figures surrounding the rather large crater. From such a large distance, she couldn’t make out if they were humans or elves, but it was certain that there was one of them who was very tall and large. She skirted around the crater, trying to peer into the depths of the impact since the dust was still settling.<br/><br/>Slowly clearing, he made out the form of a young woman. What was she doing there? Could she have been a victim of what caused it? No, couldn’t be. She was right in the center, her dress still white and untarnished by the environment.<br/><br/>Using an old trick taught by one of the books of Nature’s Whisper, she chanted a soft spell to detect magic. As it took effect, her senses were overwhelmed by her surroundings, magic seemingly emanating from everywhere within the crater’s vicinity. It was so strong, she could not even tell where it was coming from. It permeated the area, and stretched out for quite a ways.<br/><br/>If she didn’t stop the spell, she’d go crazy… There was way too much magic here for the simple human brain to comprehend, even one as skilled as hers in magic. She quickly ended the spell, collapsing to one knee before taking a deep breath and regained her bearings.<br/>