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Birdland · 09-20-2002, 10:29 AM

Bird was not touched by these assaults of the mind, except for perhaps a vague uneasiness, that could be put down to the reactions of the people around her. But there was something else that was troubling her as Kali and her towed the boats towards the East.

The wind was stronger, and as the boats came nearer to the shore, she noticed that flocks of seabirds were also heading towards the land.

"Looks like we may be in for some rough weather," she thought, even though the sky was still blue and fair. She began to swim harder. At the same time, Kali, perhaps being more weather-wise, also picked up his pace.

09-20-2002, 10:29 AM	#11
Birdland Ghastly Neekerbreeker Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: the banks of the mighty Scioto Posts: 1,751	Bird was not touched by these assaults of the mind, except for perhaps a vague uneasiness, that could be put down to the reactions of the people around her. But there was something else that was troubling her as Kali and her towed the boats towards the East. The wind was stronger, and as the boats came nearer to the shore, she noticed that flocks of seabirds were also heading towards the land. "Looks like we may be in for some rough weather," she thought, even though the sky was still blue and fair. She began to swim harder. At the same time, Kali, perhaps being more weather-wise, also picked up his pace.