Raine was having breakfast, whem a villager ran up to her and tol her that there were strange men in the village. She told the villager to lead her to them, and she followed. When she was there, she kept her hand on her sword, eyeing them. "Good morning, may I know what your business is here?" she asks them.
Xyna and Kai lay in their respective beds. Kai was wide awake as he couldn't seem to fall asleep. He stares at the ceiling's peeling paint and started to think.
Raine's vision appears again. "Those orphaned teenagers? I knew there was something off about them, my instinct told me so. My instinct is rarely wrong." She has a clear vision of the two now. Although she was looking at them before, now she could see them.
Jack: "Orphaned teenagers? What is it exactly you find... Off... About them? Is it they way they act? Dress?"
Raine shook her head. "Instinct. Never really seen them step out that church at regular timings." She grinned to herself at the joke.
Raine looks to Dante. "I am not judging them in any way. It is not their appearances, or how they act. It's my instinct. A sixth sense. Ask all the townsfolk here, my instinct is almost 100% correct."
“And that’s the last of them.” one of the Knights yelled as they finished loading the wooden cart with the swords that were about to be taken to the blacksmith. All of them have been working even before sunrise. Alexia slowly walked towards it, intending to pull it up to its said destination. “We need new swords, my lady. Those swords are in need of repairs but I’m not sure if they’re sufficient to supply our troop. With the new recruits coming, they will never be enough.” one of the Knights has approached her very humbly. Alexia nodded upon hearing this and looked at the Knight’s way. “I understand. I shall bring more swords in my return, is there anything else?” the Knight nodded and walked closer to Alexia. “The church had come a while ago; they told me to tell you that they have sought the help of a professional to help us resolve our problem with the witches. They will be arriving today and the church wants you to assist them.” The Knight whispered to Alexia. “Please do tell them that I will do their bidding.” And with that, Alexia said her goodbye and headed out. “That cart looks very heavy, are you sure she doesn’t need any help.” One of the workers asked. “It is indeed heavy my friend, but I’m sure Alexia can handle. Have a little faith. Hahaha.” The Knight tapped the worker’s shoulder and went back to his work.
Raine shrugs. "They are weird, but those can be easily explained. They are isolated by the other townsfolk teenagers, and they don't make an effort themselves to talk to them."
"I've got none. As I said, they don't socialise with us at all," Raine smiles apologetically. Kai finally couldn't take it anymore and got out of his bed, walking to the church's kitchen.