"Really?" she asked, on his comment about unlife, then muttered a spell. "Ahh. Minor spirits. Harmless, on their own, but they might draw something else. Let's keep moving, but keep any magic usage to a minimum; we don't want to attract any rogue spells or guardians we can avoid," she said.<br/><br/>They travel for most of the day, without incident, though they could see some of the horrors of the land off in the distance. One looked like a twenty-foot-tall golem, pieced together from bones, bits of various monsters, and possessing a powerful unlife aura. They'd also spot a few of the 'living spells' Aurelia had mentioned earlier, colored clouds of fog-like material, rolling across the area; one left summoned creatures in its wake, though they faded out of existence after only a minute or so, it was still a surprisingly large number of them, and they never seemed to stop pouring out of it. The other didn't ahve any obvious effect, and they were too far away to see what it did.<br/><br/>Finally, they stopped on a hillside, Aurelia leading them into a cave. "We should be able to reach our destination tomorrow."