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Kudret kept himself busy scribbling down notes, still managing to pay attention. So far, it was that Rikazu lived in Treno, has a sister (Liz the blacksmith), met Seth when a teen. Then it held Seth: bitter, hateful towards world, has excellent(underlined) illusion magic, expert on all types of herbs and poisons, after Mizuki for reasons yet unknown. Rikazu traveled the world with Seth, taking all magic he could from monster and humans. Kudret looked up from his pad at Mizuki breaking the otherwise silent room when Rikazu took in another breath to speak, waiting patiently to know what had happened next. His intuition and shared look with the silent rhino told him it wouldn't be good, but also highly important. Kahlua was perfectly content to let the two humanoids- for what else could that female possibly be except more than human?- and lag behind a few steps to look about for himself. For all his travels so far, he was well aware it was a tiny corner of his own world, and there was honestly nothing he likes more than being able to explore on his own terms. It was a bit of a shame he was mostly on the run back home thanks to that cult... Speaking of which, would Zerik be all right without him? Ricorai and Thelonius are able to see him, but not Tomas, so there was that- Kahlua was halted abruptly by hearing the dull thunk of a foot hitting solid wood, and looked over to find Ama kicking open an empty chest. The cat's eyes started flickering about, once more paying attention to their surroundings until Ama stopped them. Her question was answered with a nervous-sounding, "...No? There should be, just from your reaction," which, admittedly, did absolutely nothing for his sudden bout of nerves. What was up with him all of a sudden? Aislin preoccupied herself with trekking down towards the base of the volcano for a time, content to let the silence settle between them after answering Laura with a simple, "Hot Water Samples, aka the Hot Springs at the bottom of this volcano." It took some time and some grappling with her nerves, but she finally slowed her walking to ask Laura cautiously, "So... Would you like to hear about that nightmare now or later? I'm asking you because if the choice was left to me it would be never," she tacked on hurriedly, knowing that most people would question her about why she was asking something that was clearly supposed to be her decision. The stairs were starting to disappear now; that meant they were nearing less steep slopes and thus the base of the mountain.