‘Its magic, if that’s what you was wondering… If you know how, it isn’t hard to make a path through even the most densely packed of forest if you know how’. Parne said this as if he knew what she was thinking – although having seen the way that she began to look around them as they continued upon their journey through the forest, it would not have taken a mind reader to have realised what she was thinking. ‘It is a rather strange magic though – some find it as simple as breathing, whilst others find it takes significantly more effort’. He shrugged his shoulders at this as another path opened up a little way ahead of them, leaving a momentary fork of which he took the left after a merest moment of hesitation. ‘Then again, those who struggle with it are most usually those who would damage the forest without a second thought – so perhaps there is the reason, hmm?’<br/><br/>As they started down the left fork of the path, Parne took a moment to throw a rather puzzled look in the direction of the right fork – still just about visible through the trees and not seeming to want to disappear back into the embrace of the forest like the path behind them had been. ‘Curious…’ he mumbled to himself – keen eyes beginning to search this way, perhaps for some unseen enemy or perhaps for some other reason all together.<br/><br/>Tara’s voice eventually brought his focus back to her and the path they were in turn taking – the path becoming all the more defined for his attention, although it had managed to ‘hold’ even thought he wasn’t concentrating upon it. ‘That is one of many things your kind says of mine… Much is true, much is not…’ he answered with a smile ‘and much simply depends on the individual you meet.’ His eyebrows raised as she told him the name of the group, and then of the song itself – he’d heard snippets of such music before, for this was not the first time he had came into touch with humankind – although it was by far the most direct contact he’d had.<br/><br/>‘Well lets hope that song isn’t a portent of things to come – I would like to believe we can indeed fix things. The alternative… well, it isn’t too pleasant a thought.’