<div style="text-align: justify;">Urhea caught the chain cautiously and looked it over. He eyed the red gem in the middle, remembering some bindings he had learnt of about a year ago. Using a binding spell he could create a channel between two objects, more similarities between the objects the stronger the bond. In theory, it is possible to use the channel to transfer energy and/or information. However, Urhea has never been able to accomplish this, although he can feel the presence of the object through the connection. <br/><br/>So, he held the gem in his hand and drew energy from the surrounding air. The air quelled a bit as he converted the energy into a bind between the gem and Urhea's blood. Although the similarity between the gem and his blood lied only in color, he thought the strength was enough to track the gem in case he misplaced it for such a valuable thing should never leave his body or worse fall into the wrong hands. Satisfied with the bind, he placed the chain in his pocket. <br/><br/>As Carolina didn't provide a map, he tried remembering the location of the forest in the local map. He localized himself and the party in the map, but he didn't know the details of the forest. His memory only provided with the general area they were in and the direction they were facing. He had no recollection of the path. However, his curiosity peaked by the caution, he followed close behind Vennar, a bit excited and a bit scared at the possible dangers that lie ahead. <br/><br/>As he walked, he glanced back at the thief and wondered if it was a good idea to trust her with the first watch. He kept his doubts to himself, however. He made sure his energy reserves were primed for battle and focused on the surrounding air and ground in hopes of foreseeing an attack or someone sneaking around them as they began the adventure that might turn into legend someday.</div>