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[center] [b][color=b71d5d]Location:[/color][/b] Labyrinth
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Aunt Mads was able to fix the wings. Andy smiled brightly. Her book had come in handy. She glanced at Mary, [color=b71d5d]"I found it."[/color] She said, putting the book back into her bag. 

She followed Mary and Mads further into the Labyrinth. Through the destroyed workshop and down some stairs. Chocolate behind her. His breath hitting her hand. The place was darker now. In more ways than one, she felt. Maybe taking the wings had been a bad idea. 

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[color=0080ff]Location:[/color] Train
[color=0080ff]Skills:[/color] Sword fighting	
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Niah had been startled by the harpies hitting the side of the train. She cursed and took several quick bites of food. Knowing she wouldn't get a chance until after the fight. And if all went poorly, the food would be lost in the process. Hopefully, they wouldn't also get kicked off the train. 

She drew her invisible sword until the last second and used it to get a sneak attack with it on the Harpy trying to hurt her. She got it. The Harpy pulled away. Injured but still alive. She adjusted her stance wider to compensate for the train's movement and stabbed at the Harpy again. A part of her was relieved. The longer they went without a fight, the tenser she got. It seemed as if it was quiet for a long time; it was more likely to have a big fight. She missed. Maybe that was quest paranoia, or maybe there was something to it. Quiet quests seemed to be the most dangerous, though. 

She swung again to stab at the Harpy, but she dodged the sword. Niah was getting frustrated. But she couldn't allow that to mess her up. Heck her whole thing was pissing off others to throw them off their game. She swung again. Hitting this time, but the Harpy survived it.