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Nailah shook her head. THe dream continued to haunt her even after all these years. Seh had to find a way to get rid of it. IT had been coming back at the strangest of times throughout her prolonged life. And it was always exactly the same. She felt the same urge to vomit and quickly quelled it. Knowing all she needed was a little bit of normal food and some company she opened her door and went to see who was in the mansion.

Rasui stretched and yawned her. Licking her lips she sensed her mistress going to get food adn quickly followed. SHe just hoped that annoying dog wasn't about.

Saradin trapsed the halls, his plan was coming together quite well, but he needed to spread the word. It was always remarkable how so many people could live here and never be seen. They always came and went and could live here for days without even being met. So was his current problem: Finding someone to tell. Luckily he found Aurahkah leaning against the wall of one hallway, with the tiny Eclipse that he had only seen once before in her arms. "Hello, Aurahkah."

Saradin spoke while already petting the wolf that clung to his shoulder, "Is he giving you trouble again?" He of course noticed where they were, and avoided touching the subject further. "I have something I need to ask you, I need you to spread the word to anyone you can that I will be setting up a banquet next week."

((Yes yes, I took half an hour to post... xp ))

((And on the seventh day, Saradin rested his typing.))

"Yes, I suppose I really have developed a love for it. I've relaxed more and more in the past week." A simple laugh actually managed to pass through him, as he thought about his recent activities. "I really do intend to outdo myself now. I've been thinking about this for too long, and have plotted more than a little preparation already. Another thing, could you ask people if there is something specific they would like me to serve for them?"

"You can thank Eclipse for that. His brand of... therapy... has been a real help. It's easier to just ease back with his help. I think I'm starting to actually enjoy myself. And I'm happy to hear that you both enjoy my cooking... I need to make some improvements though."

"Maybe you believe so, but I know there's still room to be better." He plucked the tiny animal from his shoulder and held him in his arms, petting him more. "Not like he could tell the difference though, eating like an animal..." Saradin leaned against the opposite wall, looking over at Aura. "Though, in the end, I'm actually glad that I never gave up the way I was for all those years."

"Correct, but I would probably have said the same about any other place I ended up." Straigthening his back with the news, Saradin grew serious again. "She has? What about the demon inside her mind?"

Saradin scanned over the note, special thought spent on the part directed at him. After a minute of just staring at the paper, digesting what he had just read, he looked up again. "Doesn't look like theres anything we'll be able to do. I wish she had given us the chance to help her. I pray that she remains safe and overcomes this."