It might have been a signal for problems. Their animas had flared not long ago. Any sensible ship would be going in the other direction now, and less-than-sensible people might be a problem. And islands didn't just appear out of nowhere... well, unless you are in the Wyld.<br/>Still, Ihorangi would have jumped at almost any opportunity to escape the ethical debate...<br/>"Fine, Urian, show me these rocks of yours!", he said, while getting out of the room. "I'm going to fly and take a look..."<br/><br/>With that, he flew and reached a forest, growing out of the sea. Only these were not trees... no, there were stone columns in the from of a spike everywhere. Long, polished stone columns from polished black marble, the tallest one reaching 150 feet above the see level. And there was mist between the stone "trees", with the "forest " reaching far, far away, at least for a few miles. The mist made it hard to judge better.<br/>Ihorangi could sense the Wyld has been there, but it looked as if it no longer was. If a bird could shrug, he would have. Instead, he dived in the mist, but after he found nothing for 15 minutes, he soared, rising above the spikes, than flew back.<br/>On the ship's deck, he transformed and explained to Urian what he had seen. "Report to the Witch! She will know what to do. If you decide to go among the spikes, leave me some traces to follow. If you decide to go around, go left. I will fly to the ship now. It looks the boredom is over..."<br/>And then the bird flew away again.<br/><br/>OOC: The description is from the GM.