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Ra'Sha walked into the foyer of the library, a triumphant smile on his lips. "Now is the time, I will find the information I seek...", he said, hints of his old voice showing through. "And to keep your promise to miss Kasumi, correct?", Daru added, the thought piercing Ra'Sha's mind like a damascus arrow. "Of course, I am a man of my word.", he said to himself, looking around at the many many rows and shelves of books, tomes and scrolls. He took a left and began perusing the rows, grabbing one or two books as he go along each of the sections, until he has a rather large stack. He sits directly in the row, opening the first book he grabbed, "The Cosmic War: The Bel'tha'gian rise to power". He begins reading, expecting his research to last through the night.

Vega walks in the library smiling ignoring everybody that is around him he went to the werewolf sectoin to get a book about werewolves and sat down and started reading.

Kasumi walked back out and saw Vega, remembering he is a third former, and walked over to him. " Vega this library is for fourth former's only you are a third former." Kasumi said to Vega. " but because of Yumi ill let you stay this once." Kasumi said and then went back in the Masters library, can came out with a small and vary old book, and set in on the pile of books in front of Ra'Sha, then walked over to the bookshelf not far from Ra'Sha reaching from a book.

Kasumi looked at Ra'Sha strange when he mumbled something, but when back to look for a book she saw a while ago, standing on her toes to try and reach it.

He stood with the book still in hand, walking across to the other shelf he reached up and grabbed the book that Kasumi was after and handed it to her. He stood there, staring off into space as the phrase ran through his mind over and over. "One dark, one light, born opposite.", he mumbled. "The next phrase reads, "Vio varu, vio friatz derro an liru", Her heart, her fate awakens the light.", Daru read off, making Ra'Sha's head spin. "That makes even less sense than the other one, Daru." he said aloud as he slowly walked up and down the row.

He sat back down next to his stack of books, hand on his head as a small migraine forms. "Ease your thoughts, Ra'Sha. It is difficult to read with your mind being so loud.", Daru said. He did just that and cleared his mind of the two phrases, as Daru began the final line of the prophecy. "Geru ira vina...", Daru read, "Time will tell." He blinked in disbelief, utterly speechless for a moment. "Are you serious!", he burst out, "That has got to be the most useless thing I've ever heard, Time will tell? What does that even mean?" He placed his face in his hands as he rubbed his temples, trying to sooth the headache that Daru had bestowed on him. "Calm, Ra'Sha. These are merely the pieces of the puzzle, we must find the rest before the picture becomes clear.", Daru said, attempting to comfort Ra'Sha. He shook his head and picked up the second book that master Kasumi laid out for him, another tome in ancient language. He began skimming the pages as with the book before as Daru read.

Daru read the title in Ra'Sha's mind, "The Hands of Destiny: An index of ancient Bel'tha'gian scripture". He listened as Daru read off the words and hieroglyphs with each passing page, until one stood out to him. "The child of darkness born with a heart of light, upon hearing the cry of the maiden of crimson, will realize his destiny. The Lightbringer". He thought deeply on this, then looked over at Kasumi. "I think I'm beginning to understand...", he said aloud before another vision flashed before his eyes. He was in a large, circular room. A great table in the center with dignitaries and royalty seated all around. The crash of glass as a masked and cloaked figure burst through the windows, hand crossbow aimed at a young girl with red hair. She screamed and instinctively he threw himself at the assailant, taking him out at the knee, causing the bolt from the crossbow to speed past the girl, into the wall. Afterward, he snaps back to reality, his mouth slightly agape. "Daru, this is becoming strange...", he thought as he slowly closed the book and stood, walking back to the library foyer. He looked up through the skylight at the night sky, deep in thought.