<div class="floatright">(http://i.imgur.com/aoLiRZM.jpg)</div>The mage gestured with her slender fingers and spoke something... yet no voice came from her lips. She uttered a few sentences, but it was not for Norton to know for whom or where it was to be heard.<br/><br/>When she finished and Norton started getting out of his armor while asking his questions, she giggled.<br/>"No one quite like me, I assure you. Still it is a reasonable thing to assume there will be more who want to support the Lightbringer. I bet most people were not happy about the Eclipse. While it did empower my magic somewhat... I have no intention of becoming a servant to the Enemy. Sooner or later, the darkness will reach everywhere and there will be no place left to run or hide. Which is why your little idea of gathering Lux's relics is the best bet we have. With all of them combined and wielded by whoever carries the last ray of light, I believe that the Dark One could be weakened enough for your Goddess to break free of him. Then, there would be a fighting chance."<br/><br/>When he finished doffing his armor and removing his shirt, the woman gave an approving, slightly amused look.<br/>"Very nice... Now let me examine you, and don't you move a muscle now..." she placed a hand on his chest and started to move it across his front, almost like a caress, almost as if she was feeling him up.<br/>"I don't know if it will be enough to defeat him in the end, but unless we try, we might just roll over and die now anyway, no? Then again, your plan is quite risky isn't it? If anything were to happen to you, all would be lost. It must be quite the burden to bear, I imagine."<br/><br/>Meanwhile in the crystal ball, the scene with Norton's companions could still be seen.