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After about an hour and a half of total silence between the three, the cabin was insight. He didn't see any other boats or cars there, so Logan concluded it was safe. "There it is..." Logan whispered to himself. Coming up to the dock, Logan slowed down and was able to park the boat where he wanted. He jumped off onto the dock and tied the boat to the post. "Right, here we are. My friend normally doesn't come here at all, so we should be safe from anyone." Logan said, as he started walking down the dock.

Logan laughed. He skillfully but carefully navigated through the dock yard, then finally at open water, he speed the boat up full throttle. He knew where to go, but he had to be hopeful that Victoria won't have eyes on the boat.

Logan laughed. He skillfully but carefully navigated through the dock yard, then finally at open water, he speed the boat up full throttle. He knew where to go, but he had to be hopeful that Victoria won't have eyes on the boat.

Logan grinned as he grabbed the key's from Blythe, "Get on, it's going to take us awhile to get there, but it's a lot better then staying here." Logan said, as he climbed aboard and started up the boat. It started quite nicely, it seemed to be in good condition. However, it doesn't say much due to the fact it could have problems in the long run, but that shouldn't be a problem here.

Olivia stayed quiet, she was looking at the letters and various words written on the page, but looked up when Rhaine asked if they were familiar about a certain phrase. The words sounded eerily familiar... Maybe Master Relamas mentioned it in the classes that she took, however, that was long ago. "The words sound familiar, but I don't remember what they represent." Olivia said honestly. However, a man emerged from the woods and answered the question. He seemed to be part of the group, so Olivia didn't react too hastily.

Logan looked around one more time, to find another boat, similar to Anderson's, but 13,000 pounds. "Close enough?" Logan asked. He was ready to leave, and the faster the better.

Logan laughed, "If you want, I guess. Do we have a limit?" Logan joked. He continued through the dock again, looking for a much better boat this time, he came onto a specialty designed speedboat, with a hidden compartment. "Alright, this one is 56,799 AED. Which is around 10,000 pounds." Logan said.

Olivia twisted and turned the dagger on all angle's, examining it from top to bottom. It was quite an odd way for a dagger to be made, but it was probably made that way for a reason. As she was finished fiddling with dagger, she heard a small... bumping noise. Olivia looked around to find the source of the noise, however, She sighed as she laid the dagger next to Rhanie. Yet again, another bumping noise. Olivia tightly gripped Loyalty's grip, ready for intruders. But again, the sounds stopped. She looked at the dagger again, she thought that it was a crazy idea, but Olivia tried anyway. She picked up the dagger and held it next to her ear, and shook lightly. The bumping noise was much louder this time, it was definitely the dagger. "What's in the handle?" Olivia asked.

Olivia was starring at the fire when Rhaine came over, and sat down. She looked terrible, as if she hasn't slept in days, or weeks for that matter. However, Olivia saw that she pulled out what looked like a ceremonial dagger, and a necklace of some sort. She tilted her head and raised her eyebrow in curiosity. "What are those?" Olivia asked, pointing at the two items Rhaine held in her hands.

Logan nodded and headed towards the docks. He wondered why the phone conversation had with a man was so... out of order. It wasn't knew to see Blythe lose her temper, but that was a whole different story. Once arriving at the dock, Logan quickly searched through the boats that were on sale at the time. A simple speed boat, that's all they needed. Finally, arriveing at the last two, he found the boat he was looking for. All three of them could ride it comfortably, and it was sturdy and reliable. However, the price was somewhat... " 11,362 AED..." Logan began, as he knelt down to expect the ship some more. "Roughly 2000 pounds." Logan said, as he stood back up and looked at Blythe.

Olivia stood up again and pulled Loyalty out from the ground. She sheathed the katana and sat down at the fire again, extending her arms out for better warmth. Olivia watched Saerileth and her mother walk away from the camp, unknowing if something will happen or not.

Olivia watched Saerileth leave, crying. It hurt Olivia to see someone so young having to deal with such problems. Especially without emotional support. She sighed as Rhaine followed Saerileth, she wanted to help, but she didn't know what to say. It would probably be for the best if she didn't say anything. Olivia remembered about her past again, the remberance of the hurt and distrust... and anger. She learned to cope with this kind of issues, but had to deal with her problems by herself. Maybe she could deal with those problems with some guidance... Olivia thought to her self. She thrust Loyalty into the ground, and kneeled down and placed her forehead at the bottom of the handle, and tightly gripped both hands around the handle. The wind blew her ponytail and her hair bang to one side, as she murmured a couple of phrases. She continued to do this for this was the Samurai's forgiveness.

Olivia was surprised how much anger had arose from the small child. It reminded of Olivia and her mother when she was younger... But she would never raise her voice that like. Olivia stepped forward, standing next to Rhaine. She looked at Saerileth, "I know you must feel a lot of mixed emotions right now... I've felt the same when my father died, and me and my mother didn't get along well. We stayed like this until I went to Wa, and I realized it wasn't my fault. nor my mothers for what happened to my father. My point is, maybe she had a excuse, maybe she didn't, but you can't keep pulling each other apart like this." Olivia said calmly.

Olivia, who was watching the spar, watched as the portal opened, and a figure walk through. Suddenly, the figure grabbed Rhaine's broadsword, and drew her own. Olivia quickly reacted and stood up and drawing Loyalty. Olivia had gotten into a readied stance, which was to bend her knees slightly as she perfectly adjusted her Katana to meet her eyes. This was used for precise precision, and was the traditional stance for more agility fighting, rather then power. Olivia stared at the woman's flaming brown eyes, full an anger. Ready for anything to happen if it does. However, as she stood down, and asked for forgiveness, Olivia let her guard down a little, but still had her blade in her hand.

"Okay, good." Logan said, as he made his way down the hallway. "The place I was thinking is a friends place, it's barley used, and is full stocked. We'd be safe there." Logan said, as he continued through the halls until he found the exit.

Logan rubbed his chin, thinking. "Well, Anderson's safehouse would be the best situation, but if she found us here... I don't think that would be safe." Logan began, taking a moment to think a bit more. "I know." Logan mumbed, and turned toward Blythe. "Do you have a boat?" Logan asked, seriously.

Olivia raised her eyebrow, however, she turned back toward the fire. She had been thinking about Wa, but more importantly, Master Relamas. She hasn't seen him in almost 6 months, and wondered what he was up to. She grinned as the memories came flooding back into her mind, her training, him fighting those thugs... It was good memories. However, it only made her even more sad that she was away for so long, and didn't even try to reach him again.

Olivia cocked her head, "No... again why?" Olivia asked nervously. She hoped that she wasn't planning what Olivia was thinking.

Olivia tilted her head toward the Avariel, she seemed quite shy of a sort. However, she answered her question. "No, why?" Olivia asked.

"Thanks," Olivia said, then turning her attention to the Ullitarid, she blows and smiles. "Thank you." She added, then as she looked down at the freshly cooked fish. She never really liked fish, but food is food. Olivia brushed her hair out of her eyes and began to eat. It was actually quite good, maybe because it was cooked on a fire, which might have added the flavor. Olivia walked over to the now blazing fire and sat down. She set her plate aside and rested her chin on her knees and watched the dancing flames.

Olivia listened to what Rhaine had to say. The news was both daunting, and outright terrifying. An Undead army that arise to destroy Faerun... Or even the world for that matter. She looked up toward the peaceful blue sky. She would miss it deeply if it were to change from a madman's mind. "I can't sit idly by while the world burns, or start's to." Olivia began, pausing for a moment. "I will accompany your group for this quest, and maybe afterwards. If you will have me." Olivia said, bowing before Rhaine.

Olivia laughed quietly to herself as she watched the two girls dance at random. However, with all the seriousness, she turned toward Rhaine. "Is the group traveling together for a goal of some sort?" Olivia asked.

Olivia curiously looked around the camp. The group seemed to be quite settled down for the day, what caught her off guard was the generosity of the beautiful lady. She was expecting worse, but maybe the world isn't as bad as it used to be. It was obvious the rest of the group took glances, but again, she was caught off-guard by the Nymph, who seemed to be quick hyper active... and curious. She raised her eyebrow as Olivia noticed that she didn't have anything on other then the cloak. She liked everyone already. "I'm Olivia May, nice to meet you all." Olivia began. She was about to speak again, but a portal opened behind everyone, and a smaller Eladrin it seemed.

Olivia hesitated. She wasn't to sure about the group, or what there attentions were for strangers, but it was better walking with a group then by yourself. "Alright, lead the way." Olivia said, as she followed Caladus.

"I'm not sure, the only thing that could possibly be memorable is that I'm a Samurai, and even that isn't a really impressive feat." Olivia said, continuing walking through the forest, picking up firewood.