It's me. We can talk now, and I had to reach this age to be able to use this form of communication. The water... it has magic. I'm especially sensitive to magic, so I can sense it better than most. The magic I feel is too faint for others to feel, but I can tell that it's otherworldly.

What do you do now?

it isn't that bad actually / I smile as I look up at Linnette

It's me. We can talk now, and I had to reach this age to be able to use this form of communication. The water... it has magic. I'm especially sensitive to magic, so I can sense it better than most. The magic I feel is too faint for others to feel, but I can tell that it's otherworldly.

What do you do now?

So, is there any way to stop it? I ask back, not really wanting to ask too many questions. I look at the guards "I think we might be able to stop this, but we may need help."

The chest remains unaffected, and its getting late. You could try looking again tomorrow. You're tired and hungry.

What do you do now?

It's like a reverse filter. As soon as the water goes over the Waterfall, it becomes dark.

What do you do now?

Of course. StarCatcher says. Head towards the purple tent.

What do you do now?

I tread on the balls of my feet, trying to make as little noise as possible. Looking around quickly, I jump into the tent.

I try keep following the map

((Maybe for later I can find a spell book and learn to use it or become a vampire or werewolf up to you ;);););););)))

Linnette smiles back.
Linnette: It might not seem so bad to humans, because elves have it different. I was always treated horribly by the elven nobility because I was a halfling. They call people like me the Tainted. Yet, I was still in a school with their pure children, because I was a magical prodigy. The entire school, including the teachers and staff, shunned me through some type of influence from higher powers. Then I met Raael. He never judged me, and he was from a high-standing family. This changed my world. When we became friends, the people stopped tormenting me in fear of angering him and ignored me. However, Raael was falling behind because of personal reasons, and I had to stop him from getting kicked out. Hence, the elven exams. They determine where you'll turn out and what your final abilities are. The penalty for sabotage can be execution. I helped him out, but there was a slip-up and I was the one that got the blame. However, most of the council thought it would be a waste of abilities and lightened my punishment into exile. So here I am now.

What do you do now?