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Message: <blockquote data-quote="rgoodbb" data-source="post: 7211658" data-attributes="member: 6801229">Mirzak stirred, cocked his boggled and frenzied head to the left and without warning, and in a deranged moment, autodefenestrated into the storm, The others, quickly recovering from their initial shock at this madness, ran down the steps and dived into the boat, The ferry-woman was only just able to control the boat with her psionic talent before, above them a crack and a crumbling and a rumbling as the cliff split in the storm. Rocks fell from high above, they hit the boat and smashed portions of it. It jinked and jerked with each successive hit until the strain was no longer bearable for the boat or the ferry-woman. They all sank to the bottom of the silt sea and suffocated and drowned and died.......Or that is how Tasha's mind played it out. What had just happened there? Had she seen what she wanted to see, what she expected to see, what she feared to see or had she actually seen the future. No she had seen exactly what Adeliva had seen. In Tasha's mind she was now looking upon Adeliva's visions of the future. Mirzak stirred, cocked his boggled and frenzied head to the left and........</blockquote>