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Subject: arrival

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Lashana

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Date Posted: 13:05:35 08/05/02 Mon
In reply to: ....... 's message, "Stained" on 19:52:33 08/04/02 Sun

Arrival was more abrupt than she had expected, though not as rough as it could have been. The Weave flowed around her, wreathing her with an aura of living color, perceptable only to those that could see such things. Gazing at both Elrihm and Ariel she wondered who she should ask her questions of and decided to ask both. The questions concerning Ariel were the easiest, and she had a feeling that the questions Ariel's answers raised would of neccessity be answered by both.

"Ariel, why do you feel.... different? Like there's something wrong, something missing? And why do I get the feeling that a shadow, one we thought gone has returned to plague us again? The Weave resonates with a sense of danger, both to those that guard it and those that do not, but it cannot, or will not give a clear picture as to what's going on. And what of Zenra? Her presence in the Weave is.... diminished, almost gone. Is she ok?"

Patience might be a virtue but it wasn't hers, and she had the feeling that waiting could prove dangerous if Ariel's answers confirmed her fears and suspicions.

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Subject	Author	Date
Windspeaker.	Ariel	00:06:06 08/06/02 Tue
winddancer -- Lashana, 11:22:15 08/06/02 Tue Spoken word. -- Elrihm., 11:31:21 08/06/02 Tue