The day continued, events blurring into the next in everyones' minds. Imgor got tired of simply waiting in place and hunted down his own Familiar: A Tunneler Mole, a roughly person sized creature that can rapidly make tunnels, while Sapphire nabbed herself a younger Grand-Eagle, even at its' age it should be able to grab her and lift off.

It was an interesting event to say the least. The eagle was first; it flew overhead, and Amaryllis got the clever idea... "If I can't make the eagle come to me, I'll make the rune go to it!". She found a large rock to write on, lightened it some with her Kris, then used her remaining reserves of magical energy to just throw it at the Eagle with her Airburst spell.

Surprisingly, it worked without a hitch, but the Eagle is mad, to say the least. It obviously hurt quite a lot. Alexander helped her by using his Flare to blind it, making it an easier target.

Imgor enlisted the help of the others to track down something. He got the idea he should look for a Tunneler Mole, larger digging animals, able to make tunnels very efficiently. He read a book sometime about these once, and used the knowledge he gained (Mostly where they usually live) to find one, then rouse it out from its' nest.

The main thing the Quartet used was Alexanders' flare spell to light a branch on fire and throw it down in there. Schulze restrained it while Imgor drew the rune, after Amaryllis mustered up one last Airburst to push it out of its' home.

Schulze, sadly, didn't find anything that interested him, yet the quartet of Aspiring Hunters packed their things, after having a nice dinner and dessert; Joshua left the cake with another note saying 'Dig in'. A bit paternal, isn't he? They then used the cover of night to get out of the Silent Forest, go from Oakstown (The guards Imgor met notified him, "You may be a hunter but, we aren't your slaves."), then to the road to Coalstrike! Sadly, no one could afford a carriage ride which would make the trip go much smoother, They'll have to hoof it themselves. Well... Amaryllis could just fly over there herself with her new-found Eagle familiar, but that'd be most rude to her team-mates.

The Quartet would find themselves with Oakstown to their backs on the horizon, and a fire in the distance on the road. Who else would be on the path, and why camp out on it when there's a town right there?