<div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Sense Result, 1 Success</div><div class="spoiler_body">Taemi senses something coming from the mountains.  As she focuses herself on it, she gets a vague image of a blue glowing orb deep in an ancient ruin.  She sees herself reaching out to it and feeling great power ripple across her body... and her soul, a brief flash of her real form accompanying it.  Weird.<br/></div></div><br/>Taemi struck off down the coastal road.  It bent and wound in and around some loose foliage and gentle inclines, nothing quite a hill.  The gentle crashing of waves and other sounds of the beach thrummed to her side.  It was warm, but fleeting, and the whole thing gave her a profound sense of calm.<br/><br/>Then night fell.<br/><br/>Taemi could see some rock outcroppings in the distance.  Maybe that cove she'd seen glimpses of?  But it was dark and hard to make out.  There was a certain shifting of the winds and the lack of sun met cold ocean breeze to chill her to the bone.  The wine dark sea was not near so inviting as it had been when she first arrived, its orange hue gone with the sun.<br/><br/>Then it began to rain.<br/><br/>As the water met the soil, something stirred there--clumps of earth began to lurch upwards all around the road.  What was this!?  A little bubble plopped up behind her eyes, unseen yet there in her mind's eye to call up or dismiss as she wanted to.  This "un-intrusive non-HUD" the game had would take some getting used to.  It said:<br/><br/><em>Level 0 Undead can appear anywhere at night, and more rise when there's rain!</em><br/><br/>As the dirt gave way sick blue flesh and bone began appearing.  Some horrible shambling zombies and skeletons rose!  As she look at them she knew they were Level 0 Undead.  They wouldn't be hard to fight, individually.  But as the rain picked up and the winds threw about her clothing she couldn't help but feel there were maybe too many coming out for her to take at once.  At least a dozen just in her immediate vicinity, with the sound of many more out in the distance...