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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DEFCON 1" data-source="post: 3276696" data-attributes="member: 7006">After Jango talks to the air at the top of the crevasse, he sits and waits for an answer.None comes.He waits longer.Again... no answer comes.And longer.Nothing.What has happened?  Why does this voice not answer him directly?  Was his impression correct... that this voice is nothing but an annoyance that cannot act on him in any way?  Despite it's claims, there is nothing this voice can do to him or his family?  Frustration begins setting in... as Jango's desire for answers about his mark is tempered by his annoyance for being taken for a fool.After thirty minutes of contemplation, he stands up and brushes himself off... having made the decision to return home.  The voice did not have an answer for his questions, and thus he has nothing for the voice.  As Jango turns his head to address Griot......there is a sudden burning sensation on his mark.It burns...AND BURNS...Jango suddenly drops to his knees and screams in agony as his dragonmark feels as though it's being pressed with a flaming iron.  Griot squawks maddeningly and flaps up off of the elf's shoulder, and the boy falls to the ground.  He tries desperately to "put out" the flaming sensation, but nothing he does can stop the excrutiating pain.  And within seconds... he falls into the darkness of unconsciousness.</blockquote>