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Someone powerful was in his forest. Someone very powerful. Seth could feel them the moment they had set foot inside the forest he called home and he didn’t like it. As a rule any being stronger than himself who stepped into his realm wasn’t something he truly wanted to deal with. It was lucky than that this was such a rare occurrence, however it seemed that right now was such an occurrence and so with an an unsure touch to one of his trees he made his way quickly to where he felt the power, seeming to glide between the trees as he did so.
He came upon the being not to long after, staying far enough back that he would hopefully remain hidden in the dense autumnal foliage by his multi colour cloak. He could barely make her out with his sight through the trees, her power leaving afterimages in his sight. He’d watch for now, waiting until perhaps something forced his hand to interact.
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This land, this forest was old the Kor could feel it in every step she took, there was powerful magic here and it filled her up as soon as she grounded herself. It was almost as if the world was singing to her, she could feel the trees, the mountains, each rock and river. This land was at peace, it was a welcomed feeling. An escape from the constant pain that Zendikar shook with. Its pulses of pain ushered in from the very creatures she herself had trapped. She could only prey that this haven-like world would never know of that pain.
She placed a pale hand on one of the many trees that filled the forest and closed her eyes shut. She breathed slowly simply listening and feeling everything around her. She was certainly not as in tune to forests as say the elves of her homeland were. But she knew how to listen and learn from the land and its inhabitants. She had been aware for some time now that the spirit had been watching her. She felt its piercing eyes send shivers down her spine though she wished to not disturb it. After all, she was this worlds guest. But it would be rude to not at least acknowledge them.
“ Hello there. “
She muttered to the shadows of the tree’s giving a small wave before walking on further.
