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S'rasha dreamed of his long forgotten life. Living in the jungle, his family and such. All before the tech's got him. That night was a dark one and the thought of it roused him from his sleep. S'rasha noticed the blanket and Rayna nearby. "Silly girl..." He thought purring. Looking up he saw the three women leaving. Slowly he got up and attached himself to the woman in the backs dress, hopeing to blend himself and their senses into not noticing him. He wanted to see where they were headed.

S'rasha was surprised she actually noticed him. There was more to these magic users than he thought. Taking note of what the witch said, S'rasha skampered off. Then hunger got the best of him and he sniffed out cooked meat. Sneaking into a nearby hut, he found his nose was right. Then remembering what the witch said, S'rasha jumped into a window of the hut and decided to have some fun. After chasing some of the nearby birds and other wildlife and eating them, S'rasha turned his attention to the dogs and cats of the village. Playfully he would chase them, nipping at their hind legs. Before soon, he was causing quite a commotion running into tools laid against the huts and knocking over cooking pots.

"I am from...around...." S'rasha answered unsteadily. He couldn't afford to be found out. For then he would have to kill to keep his secret. And S'rasha was trying to avoid killing unneccesarily. Besides he was not overy fond of fighting his own kind. Well at least in the animal world. "As you were cat." S'rasha sneered trying to regain his composure before quickly running off. He sprinted into the jungle towards a quiet stream. The dust in the village had coated his tongue and a cool drink was what he needed. After his drink, S'rasha found a large rock to perch on and enjoyed the afternoon sun.

Sayori stayed still. 'is this normal?' she thought. The computer was unreal to her. Even without a memory she thought she would know the basics of the world or maybe she is more damaged than she thought. 'I should be careful' Her ears twitched at the small sonic noise coming from the computer.

S'rasha woke from his daydream to the familiar scent of Rayna. He snuck closer to her than jumped into a tree to watch her. She did not seem to be heading anywhere particular. S'rasha climbed down to follow her more closely. Sneaking up right next to her he walked with her a little while. It was quite something to appear invisible to the senses, even S'rasha amazed himself. Eventually he spoke. "Where are we headed?"

Rayna kept walking looking about and knowing she was more or less in a zig zag pattern. She felt silly not knowing where she should travel to exactly but wondered if it would be better staying home, even though it no longer had the protection of mages. She heard a noise and nearly jumped seeing S'rasha out of nowhere speaking to her, then laughed at how silly she must have just looked to the creature. She would shake her head and shrug to his question though. "I, well, I'm still debating I think. I mean, traveling seems like a good idea, well despite all the bad. But staying home gives the same options." She looked about standing still for a moment then pulling out the map she had brought seeing it had changed. She grimaced to herself seeing where the map now showed her village, and where they actually were placed. "Well, so much for thinking we had another year before these woods did that. Stay close, They're shifting again. Every couple of years they like to do that. Some legend about a princess and a spell gone wrong before the merger of worlds."