t there since the last time she got there was a mistake. She did know that there was a tunnel that they both

wandered around near where she thought the place was, but she didn't see anything. Nothing at all, actually

ed between windows, and a little, 3 legged dog barking at her. There certainly weren't any caves around

se from her room, and dashed back out again. She made her way east once more and passed the shops when suddenly, she saw they were no longer there. The cave was there. She turned around to see

utiously, since it seemed to come

order of the entrance. It showed men and women dancing, playing flutes, and some odd half animal half human

r. He looked similar to yesterday, except he had a red sash across his waist today instead o

ve been looking for you all morning. Did you

en looked back up at her. She felt like he was looking for a compliment for his sahs, but what exactl

ith some confidence. As long as he did not ex

, I'm glad you like it. I thought I shoul

lf, "oh well, yes of course! So, d

d. She was glad, he seemed like he'd be a great t

at first, but seemed to catch the hint after a moment. He locked arms with her and wit

ple seemed to be dressed modern, while others had on these little dresses that Lakis wore. Others even had very long cloak

looked back up at him, her eyes confused. He smiled back at

hat is, actually. I'm really not too big on his

gregate there, talk about science, philosophy, poetry, history, and all of the matters which concern them.

schoolwork? She shrugged. What else was she going to do? She decide