The shaking, buzzing wings of the fey folk begin to ripple the air, the subtle, intangible waves leaving a shimmer that lingers in their wake, until the entire area becomes enveloped in a sparkling haze. At the centre of the circle these chaotic surges concentrate, becoming a constant glow of bright, blinding light. Abruptly it dies and when the surrounding miasma retreats a new land becomes visible: rough cliffs, garnished in sand, a dried up river bed leading to a cave, cut with a rough preciseness rarely seen in nature. You get the sense of a day’s travel.<br/>As a group the majority of you focus on the inside of the cave and you are greeted with a picture of a wall of orange mud painted in simply, faded colours lined with cracks from the glaring sun above. You see two rows, one of seven people and one of a similar number of animals. The images in the first row are all the same, merely increasing in size from each side, with the largest in the middle. The animals however are all different, from left to right: a comically round bodied beast of red, a lizard with a single, long fang, an ant with a crown upon its head, a sleek jackal with a sceptre in its jaw, a sandstorm in the shape of a sitting hound, a bulky herd animal with long shaggy fur and straight horns and finally a curled up cat with a glowing purple light hovering above its closed eyes..<br/>Now however the attention of the group splints and the image in the circle becomes fragmented as it responds to multiple desires. Some are keen to see the physical layout of the cave; others want to know more about specifics paintings. The concentration required to see these images means you can only look at one, but the magic at your finger tips means you may choose a new scene.<br/><br/>OOC: Basically if enough of you want to see a particular thing then you can. The spell you contributed will allow you to see one scene even if no one else focuses on that. After you have used up its energy you will need to collaborate with others. Was that clear?