Dogura lead the group out of the forest, and into the blazing sun of Tantari Desert. "Alright, we need to trek to Hyrule field from here. When we reach Hyrule field, my cottage is just passed Deku Woods, and through a cave, through which we will proceed through, and enter Parapa, which is usually much cooler than Tantari." The samurai began the journey, stepping into the hot sand. "Just what is going on?..."

Again, Nogare didn't respond. He kept both eyes on the Dogura. He considered his thoughts. Why was he ow even more concerned about his friend betraying him than the Exile behind him? Why didn't he just kill Kasei now and get it over with?

Because I will let him have a chance to change. If that isn't enough... then I will be sure he suffers... Or would it be too late then? It didn't matter... his senses told him that he must wait... and his senses have never betrayed him...

And he should tell Dogura nonetheless of the passage...

"Dogura. The passage is blocked. We can't get passed there, unless there is another way hidden near the cave. We can't climb the mountain because of the Giants that ever stare down upon North Hyrule - if we get too close, we will never be able to survive the mountains. And we can't get get through the desert alive, unless Nayru protects us all..." He glances at Kasei, and back to Dogura. "And we're only going into greater danger if we go to Parapa; the Enemy is thicker there than in the North Forest. Are you sure this is a wise idea?"

OOC: If that's god-mooding too much, I can tell you how we can continue on .

OOC: Whats the Dark Magic you're talking about?

IC: Dogura considered the options. "Interesting information. I didnt know the passage was blocked. I can survive a trek through the Desert, I sometimes train in the heat of tantari! But I didnt take you guys into account. I apologize." With this, Dogura looked around the landscape, noticing the mountains in the distance. "Alright, we'll have to back track about a quarter of a mile back, but there is another path that leads straight into Hyrule fielld." The vagabond turned around, and had felt Nogare's eyes upon him for a while now. Is Nogare skeptical of my loyalty? Strange, but considerable. he thought, as he lead them back into the forest.

Nogare knew he was being too suspisious. He needed to act casual. Thus, he spoke up. "Alright. Let's go." He turned back to the trail. "Lead the way, Dogura." His acting was good, and an average man could never know that Nogare was just trying to evade suspision. But was Dogura an average man? All the while, Nogare never turned his back on Kasei.