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Aura smiled and took the bread. Taking a bite she smiled at Li. "Hm, that is good." She took another bite, then a drink of her wine and looked to the eagle that was resting surpising quietly on Li's shoulder. "For Syrathos, I think he would love him. Such a beautiful creature too."

Aura finished off the piece of bread she was eating as well as half her glass of wine. "Syrathos, keeps a very erratic schedule here. He'll mostly come around to check up on his daughter, Pheaura. He has biddings to do for the "elders" as he calls them. But rest assured the second he has free time, he'll be back."

"Will do, have a nice rest." Aura tapped her fingers on the table, and finished off her glass. Standing, she dropped the glass into the sink and merely decided to roam the halls as she thought on things.

Vik opened his eyes and found himself completly surrounded by darkness.
"What the..where am I. This isn't my room."
From no where, a teary eyed cat-girl appeared.
"Are you Vik Maytron?"
"Yeah. Hey, aren't you Cleora. That..."
"Yes. If my master knew I was here, he'd be furious. But the oracle had to show you something."
In a flash, she was engulfed with light. A blue orb formed in front of her.
"Ah, Vik. I'm sure Cleora had already informed you of why I'm here. I have forseen a possible future that...well, see for youself."
The orb in front of her started swirling. Vik blinked once and suddenly he found himself standing on a busy street. It was his home, Laputa. Children were running around and people were having conversations and buying stuff. At first, he thought the oracle had brought him back hom, but when he reached down to pick up a ball that had gotten away from the children, his hand went right through.
"It's a illusion..."
Suddenly everything went quiet. Everyone was looking up. A cloud was passing overhead. Vik could make out a small castle on top of it. It was them. It stopped suddenly over the bussy marketplace. He saw what looked like a pyramid and four obelisked attached to the bottom of the cloud. Four lightning beams shot out of the tip of the pyramid and hit the obelisks making a ring. Three seconds later, a gigantic lightning beam shot down and tore right through the the market. Vik was blinded by the light but when he regained his sight, he was standing on air. The oracle was replaying the event. The lightning bolt struck down once again. But this time, Vik saw that upon impact not only did the lightning tear through the cloud, it had created a shockwave that wiped out everything else.
"You can probably see why I had to show you this.
"When will this happen? Why.."
"I truly cannot say. But I advise you, be careful about your decisions. One single mistake can trigger this event. Remember this future is not certain."
There was another flash and Vik woke up, breathing hard. Munalsik, who was sleeping on his stomach, got knocked off and slid across the room.
"What's your problem?" Munalisk asked

Completely out of breath and on his last ounce of strength a boy no older than the age of ten wiped sopping wet hair from his eyes, catching sight of an old styled manor through rain blurred vision. He adjusted his pack on his shoulder and walked on, coming to lean against the iron wrought gates, using his body weight to push them open.

Continuing to concentrate on his destination he found himself on the doorstep. He would of knocked on the door if his hands hadn't been so painfully cold from the rain. So pressing his body weight to the doors, he manged them open and stepped in out of the rain.

He was tired and hungry, but at least he wouldn't get pounded on by rain anymore. With a sigh, he slipped to the floor, just sitting there cross legged in a puddle of water.

Khenu's head snapped up from the floor as he stared wide eyed at the obviously half animal half human creature in front of him. In his attempt at blind defense against something he didn't even know was friend or foe, he reached behind himself and grabbed his boomerang, flinging it out.

It merely succeeded in bouncing off the corridor walls, doing no harm whatsoever and creating a recoil from the throw that sent the boy to the floor as he slipped in the puddle, where he merely laid there for a few seconds, before he passed out.

Searching the shelves she finally found a book written her ancient tongue, containing what she was looking for. She quickly flipped through the pages until she found what she had earlier glanced; Spirit Synthesis.

And in their want to obtain greater power, they took the spirits of various creatures; mortal, otherworldly, mystical, any kind, and fused their spirits with their own, thus sharing mind, body, and soul and gaining powers of the bonded one. In mind, they would share thoughts, dreams, and any affect on the mind shall be shared, in equal. In body, they would share each others wounds and pains, any affect upon the body shall be shared, in equal. In soul, the bond caller shall determine the life force of the two, if the bond caller's soul dies, thus the bond caller, so shall the other's soul and body die as well.

Upon the bond callers body, a mark shall appear. The creature that is to be bonded shall choose its location and form, in a symbol of shared owning of each other. This mark will take the form of an aspect of the creature that is to bonded.

Aura pondered the passage for a moment. She could bond with Eclipse, he would share her life force, thus his existence would depend on her. No more fearing that her friend would be obliterated by a magic dispel or block of some sorts. But would the winged wolf agree to it?