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Seeah smiled and began walking.
Rhina sighed and walked next to him, obviously mad.
"Calm my child, this is for thebest." He said.
Rhins sighed and clenched her teeth. "What ever old man." She said, walking in silence the rest of the way.
They got to the house and they walked in, Seeah keeping the door open for Victor. "Please sit, and don't mind her, she's just being herself." He said, sitting down at a wooden table. Rhina just leaned against a wall.

"Well my daughter here is...special. So special there's no one like her, and she needs help from other gifted people, in order to live. She means tyhe world to me, and you are one of those gifted people needed to help her. Will you?" He asked.

"Well, one, this wolrd would be semi- at peace." Seeah said, then looked over at Rhina. "And, you could end up with a lover." He remarked, chuckling at Rhina's glare.

Rhina sent him daggers, then pushe off the wall. "Be quiet old man. I'll leave you to your story teling, but don't throw me into this bargain." She said, then walked from the room.

"ANd you could make that girl better." He said, watching the doorway she'd walked out of.

Seeah shrugged. "My house is open.|" He said, beginningto walk slowly from the room. Sudennly he stopped. "Please excuse me." He said, making his way quickly down the hallway. He threw open a door and rushed into the room, kneeling next to Rhina, who lay doubled over on the floor, tendrils sluttering over her skin. She clenched her teth, muting screams of pain. Seeah bent over her and mumbled quick words. Eventually the tendrils went back into her. She whimpered a little bit and fell into him, leaning against his frail frame. She breathed deeply.
"That was a bad one daughter." He said, reciving a nod from her.

Rhina looked up, then at Seeah. "Get him out of here." She said, standing weakly and making her wayto the bed. Seeah ignored her. "Rhina, you need more souls." He said. She sighed. "I'm fine. Besides, there's nothing left, I took everyhthing in the area. It was just a little one Seeah." She said, sittiing on the bed.
Seeah sighed and nodded, then stood and walked out, shutting the door behind him. "Do you now see my need?" He asked. "Please, I am too old to travel, and I am not gifted inyour ways. I'm merely an old man. And she can't go alone. If she does, she could die, and if she stays she could die."

"I'll teach you the spell." He said, walking down the hall, he opened another door. "You can stay here for the night.

Seeahs miled and nodded then closed the door, walking down the hall into his own.

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Rhina stood in the kitchen, sliding some eggs onto a plate. She set them at the table then called out. "It's ready Seeah." She left it there with a glass of water and walked out to her room, pulling out a bag none to happily and throwing thins in it.

Seeah walked up to her and handed her an wooden locked box. She looked at it then shook her head. "No, I won't need it." She said. Seeah just smiled and hel it to her. "No! I'm not going to give it to him! Are you insane old man? You're senile! I don't even know why you keep that!" She shook her head, her long black hair down and swirling around her with each shake. "I'm not taking it." She hissed then stormed out of the room and out the door. Instantly the wind that swept through the village caught her hair up and swirled it around her face and torso, like snakes. To any normal being, this wind would have brought chill, but it was merely wind to her, her body no longer registering temperatures. She walked to the wooden fence that looked over the wall that protected the town and into the vast, dead lands beyond. her fingers wrapped around the wooden fence, making an indention. her silver eyes stared as she seethed.