Pausing at the entrance; Skallagrim the Cughtagh, Xindhi and Dreamer, faithful servant of the Dreaming Queen felt something niggling at the edge of his perceptions. Thrumming the Aser, seeking he knew not what, the energy flowed from him. Framing the entirety of the room, he found traces, minute lingering traces of Galdhr. 

Forgotten!

Skallagrim’s energies flared brightly casting a purple hue throughout the cafeteria before dimming to almost non-existence. Blazing pinpricks of amethyst light swirled in the dark, hollow eye sockets.  Deep in the hidden realm of the Dreamers, hundreds of thousands stirred in their slumber. 

While the Forgotten had not been seen in untold ages, having gone deeper into the Galdhr when Ghoukas was beaten in the last war of the Dreamers, the presence of one was of the utmost import. Had they gathered their strength again? Had they come to wage war on the Dreamers?  Had they found a way to waken the Lord of Nightmares from his slumber?

Swirling energies flickered along his body, a slight humming, low and below the hearing of most thrummed in a slow rhythmic drone. Somewhere a Forgotten walked; somewhere the fate of the Dreamers lay in the presence of such a creature. The Gothi counselors spoke in rapid images, their  thoughts jumbled and confused. Until a single voice spoke, a single sound dominating the babble, Scathach the Dreaming Queen silenced all with a single word. 

Silence drifted for eons as all lay waiting for her to speak again. When she did it was focused like a laser, her word cut through all opposition. 

[color=f9ad81]“My Cughtagh shall observe and keep us informed. If war is to come, we shall meet it head on. If it is simply a lost Xindhi, we shall allow it to continue its existence. If it poses a threat to all, it shall be destroyed.”
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Then it was settled. Then the Dreamers fell back into their fitful slumber, each anxious. Each fearful of what may come. 

Skallagrim nodded towards the porcine appetited being, before moving towards a group of three individuals who seemed to radiate a trace amount of familiar energies.