The shaman’s explanation seemed simple enough.  To put it simply in her perspective, Jalna has now the power to experience the consequences of her wrong actions or decisions, thus the ‘vision’.  And they in turn serve as sort of a preview for her, so that she may make the alternative choice.  But he implied the possibilities are many, so who is to say that among the many, dire outcomes may not occur.  It seems inconceivable to Jalna that such a gift would come from Lux.  It seems more plausible that something like this smells of the taint of  Tenebrax, meant to psychologically haunt and torment the bearer.  After all, both her mother and the goddess were diabolically violated by the dark lord and it isn’t far fetch that his dark essence smeared them to some degree before her conception.  However, regardless how morbid this gift may be, it does seem helpful in giving the bearer a second chance to things to come.  Perhaps this is the counterbalance to this power, something Lux would have done to put a snag into Tenebrax’s machinations.   But this only mean, she’ll have to tread carefully with her decisions from now on, lest she wishes for an untimely end.<br/><br/>Jalna still wanted to ask the shaman more questions, but it seems he is unwilling at this point, wanting her to leave already for the purpose of this meeting has come to its conclusion it seems.  She looked at the ornamented token given to her by him. Of course, she needed not depend on others for the answers she seek, she must go out and find them for herself.  “Then I thank you, oh, wise one.  For the time and for the great wisdom you’ve imparted to me.  Yes, I shall seek knowledge with the spirits and our ancestors, so that they may guide me to the right path.  And when the time comes, when the tribe need it, I will consume your heart and take your place within the Karhu!”  After that, she gave him a short bow and left his tent.  Jalna breathed a sigh of relief once outside, glad that it was all over, but at the same time gaining some insight for the whole experience.  The sudden growling of her stomach brought her back to a simple way of thinking.  She was famished, and couldn’t wait to get home to her waiting mother and to the prospect of a scrumptious dinner.