It was decided that we could not remain in the village with any trust.

Venturing out proved to be thick with memories, strange as they were. For our troubles, we have taken an abandoned cottage. Reading the old tomes within seems to give Abhaya some comfort; I may have overlooked her intellect. I for one must think of what must now be done.

The night seemed to carry on for more hours than we could stand. I saw that her eyes were open as mine, and we set forth into the night. There was a certain reverie in it. We were once strangers here.

It is indeed an altogether different land. The foes more vile and the elements are harsher still.

What can thou know of true evil, as fair as you may be? Onward and we will see through this ruse before us.

Twas not till the darkest of memories had returned to Abhaya that we returned to our quarters. Though she did not let it all be known, I myself could see. Forced to relive her aching past, with eyes so filled with woe -- and rage.

Sick
Love the deja vu/twilight zone style twist in Pathei Mathos mind

Nightmare start for Pathei... loving this series !

After Pathei Mathos is finished, no1 will consider Loochi's topics to be even semi-decent anymore, compared to this epic shit

We returned to the village for but a brief spell. While many mysteries remain, I have gained much wisdom. The old stones have been put to good use; I can feel their strength in this oddly fashioned armament.

I tempt thee oh fates! Who dares to stand before us now?

We spoke but a few words, for I already know what lies ahead. It is oft what is left unsaid that matters most. As for the maiden that guards the plains ahead, I assured her that we would let no harm come to her.

We had found a duo of well worn wares; and just the same, our plan was two-fold.

I laid them at the blacksmiths forge, in hopes that her memory would find its way. Likewise, as I played the fool, Abhaya hunted for some clues to this riddle that is before us.

There were none.