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[h3]~Temporary Campsite~[/h3]
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[i]Throat Pouch:[/i]
- x6 Nothing
[i]Fur Satchel:[/i]
- Smooth Stone
- Dirty Cloth Strips (Very Poor) x2
- x7 Empty
[b]Equipped:[/b]
Mana Bone Spear (Average)
-Vine Bracer (Right Leg - Average)
-Vine Bracer (Left Leg - Bad)
-Vine Bracer (Right Arm - Poor)
-Vine Bracer (Left Arm - Below Average)

[b]Current Job:[/b] Witch

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[b]Witness I[/b]
	[i]You have seen things. And they have seen you.[/i]
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Oho, that was useful. Another fast rate of sill progression. This should be simple, then. One of the orbs she was making was already giving off heat, making her assumption likely correct that it was fire. It affected the second orb, but that was a non-issue for the moment. It seemed like she could easily turn the orb into something else. What was an issue, was how the mana didn't seem to quite fit into place. Like one of those sliding puzzles where you had to move tiles in a certain way to make a certain picture, but the tiles themselves weren't sliding correctly.

[color=598527]"Tsk~"[/color] Clicking her tongue in thought Ash dispelled the orbs. Mana Vision leveling up was good, perhaps she could eventually be able to see more at some point, but for now she was content to do this. Taking a seat, she crossed her legs and [i]meditated[/i] once again, filling her Mana to the point where it was full - also for a few minutes, trying to pull in more mana than she could hold from the surrounding air and keeping her breath steady.

Once that was done, she'd focus first on the Fire Orb. Simple enough at this point. Taking both claws, Ash formed a mana orb in each, this time using both for the same spell. Using the red to make the outer orbiting ones, whilst using the rest to stabilize the nucleus and using a few red to feed it. Once one had stabilized enough, she would use her right claw to launch it towards a target. She would repeat this process of forming the red orbs over and over once more until she had achieved what she had wanted or until something unexpected happened.

She was so caught up that at the moment, at least, she was not paying much attention to the others, even Digbie's transformation.