"This trail, so this is where she went but with all the time that has passed." "She knew the consequences of a late night." "What are you talking about?" Megumi asked. "The path this trail is to the Village of Thaumaturgy we must pick up our speed and run faster" Mr. Howkuu said.

So the group begun running fast as they could, the moon came out and it was full that night. The wind was picking up and leaves were shaking "Tasyoukee is that you?" Mr. Howkuu asked. "No sir." He replied. "Keep running you guys it’s a full moon and something does not feel right tonight." While running Megumi stumbled over her feet and fell to the ground. "Megumi what happened are you OK?" Yuuta asked. "Yes I’m fine." She replied.

She got up and they began running again "don’t worry about me let’s keep going" she said. Kenta felt a burning sensation in his hand. "Oww ouch!!" He exclaimed. "What’s wrong?" Mr. Howkuu asked. "My hand it’s burning" "here sit down right here", when he opened his hand the burning had stopped.

"It looked like the fire was trying to erase the map" Mr. Howkuu said. "Look there is something written over it like an orange burned line mark showing where to go on the new map edged into my hand." Kenta said. Then the orange burned light disappeared, and it was dark again the moon was not bright enough to see his hand. "Yuuta could you help?" Mr. Howkuu asked. "I can try." He replied. With both hands at his side, he closed his eyes "what is he doing?" Kenta asked. "Be quiet he’s focusing." Megumi said. "His art?" He asked. "NO!" Mr. Howkuu exclaimed. "What he has is far more complicated then what we can possibly understand."

Then Yuuta opened his eyes looked down at one of his hands and thought to himself. Hushur please help me in assisting my friends. Then his left hand started glowing blue he walked up to Kenta and held his hand over his. "Thanks now I can see" but as Yuuta was doing that what seemed like little blue crystal flakes started falling from his fingertips.

"What in the seapus is going on!" Yuuta exclaimed. He moved his hand away from Kenta and took a step off the path to the side. Then he let the crystal flakes drop on the ground. He also took a step backwards back on the path. The flakes started to float up off the ground.

Then they started flying in the air fluttering around Yuuta as he swayed his arms and hands in the air they would not move. Then more of those flakes started forming detaching itself from those in front of Yuuta. Enough to flutter around the entire group soon enough they were around Kenta. "What is going on?" Kenta asked.

The flakes began piercing itself in the middle making a small hole in themselves. Then a blue light shot out from all the flakes everything was lit up like the courtyard at night. "Wow!" "That is truly amazing!" Mr. Howkuu exclaimed.

"We have now time for gratitude are you able to read the map on your hand now?" Yuuta asked. "Yes." He replied. "It doesn’t seem like we’re too far away from there either." So Kenta got up and they began running again in that direction they keep forward until they come to a splitting of pathways. "Which one do we take left or right?" Megumi asked. "Right." He replied. So, they then turn to the right and head on that path.

Something felt very alarming to Mr. Howkuu about the path. "Are you sure this is the right path?" Mr. Howkuu asked. "Yes." Kenta replied. As they were walking they begun to notice a lot of trees were down that path. These trees are unfamiliar to Mr. Howkuu he began feeling very weary. The trees are dark black with their branches sticking out swinging upwards.

The branches were black as well and the leaves were red. "Mr. Howkuu are you alright!?" Yuuta asked. As he saw Mr. Howkuu fall stumbling backwards to the ground grabbing his head. "I’m fine." He replied as he tried getting up he fell right back down. "Do you think it’s Stincerz Poison?" Megumi asked. "No, it can’t be we took care of that." He replied. "Look over there it’s a Slooping Slew Rize." Enjo said. The three-legged bird sat there perched on one of the branches in the tree.