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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Velmont" data-source="post: 3190721" data-attributes="member: 13739">Jango stands up. "I think I'll go take some rest before my father come back. I don't think it will be an easy night, and I havn't had a good night last night either. Zan, if I am allowed, I'll go see you tomorrow morning, and we could continue our discussion on the familiars. Khalia, good trip, I risk to be stuck in the Green Lilac for some times. Good night Ari." He leaves teh company of the three and walk back to his room. He lays downs on his bed, and starts to think. The image of the pirate camp, the pain of the burning ropes, the idea of all the dead people, the smell of the burning lantern, the sight of the abobination summoned by Erqua, the feeling of the rocks on his knee when he was crawling in the small caves, the sound of the voice in his head, the idea of a familiar, the picture of his history books showing the war magus and there crystal... all these ideas were whirling in his head. He starts to have a warm feeling in his dragonmark for a moment but dissapear. Just a trick of his mind, but the feeling was teh same then when he cast his enfeeblement spell. He felt his ray was more powerfull. Nobody had told him that the mark could do such feat.For the first time of the day, he starts to feel relax. It is just like if he had pass teh whole week working at the Inn, likes when he was kids and was punish because his sister had brought her in one of her expedition. He could pass a whole week working at the Inn without doing anything else. At the end of such week, he felt every single mucle in his body, his body who hadn't the same vigor then her sister's body. He also find his mind exhausted. It seems the questions and experience has taken all the ressources he had in his mind. Wihtout knowing it, he was slipping into a slumber.</blockquote>

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