"I don't really know. He has spent the last few days making this cave difficult to see or feel for Grixis, and I haven't really tried to find him. But I can talk to him easily no matter where he is. I wouldn't see why Grixis can't hear this stuff." [b]She sits up again.[/b] "But if he can hear us, I'd love for a visit or two."

Anaxis let out a defeated sigh. They had nothing to go on. Nothing. Fantastic. He looked up at Emaria, putting on the best metallic smile he could under his helmet. "Thank you for your time." With the only thing left to do, being to get the House of Stars with them, he turned and walked toward the mountain entrance. "Wait." He heard Emaria call out. He looked back at the Ahamkara. "I said that I didn't know where he was, but there may be a way to find out." That got his attention. He turned fully to face her. "How?" "When you all arrived, I entered a state where I could only feel what Grixis' Oversoul would let me, just like with you, Shovoroth, just like with all of his Reborn. But, I felt something else. It pulsed with the same power. It was small, almost non-existent, but it was there, and it was close." "Where?" She said nothing, only pointing her head up to the mountain roof. Confused, he followed her gaze. There was a large hole, high in the side of the wall, and it showed a complete view of the full moon in the night sky. That's when it hit him. "It's on the Moon." "If you wish to know where Grixis is, it is there that you might discover it."

[b]Alice stood up and walked over to where her wing suit lay on the ground in a heap. She crouched down and picked it up in a bundle.[/b] "I have another question, it only occurred to me a few seconds ago, and depending on the answer, it may lead to another question." [b]She stood up and faced Shovoroth.[/b] "You are, from what I know, the biggest Ahamkara alive today. But has there ever been a bigger one in the past?"

"No. Emaria and I have always been the largest of our kind." Shovoroth responded.

"What if, instead of trying to go for the biggest anymore, such as you two, knowing full well we have you both on our side, but the fact your so big means your harder to control. What if...?" [b]She turns to face the wall, running a hand through her hair.[/b] "What if he's planning on reviving the Ahamkara race, starting with the small ones, the ones easier to control, then making his way up to the big guys." [b]She turns to face Shovoroth and Emaria.[/b] "To you two. That's why he's on the moon, because that's where he started his Ahamkara search, that's where he knows the largest amount of Ahamkara bones are. What if his goal isn't to attack us himself, but to send an army, [i]the[/i] army he knows you two won't fight."

"That is a possibility. But he himself isn't there, it was too weak to be him. It couldn't be one of his Shades either. No, something else is there." "There's only one way to be certain," Anaxis put in, "we need to get to the Moon and find it."

"Can I get everyone to close their eyes and look away? I'll meet everyone at the moon." [b]Then she turns and starts walking away.[/b]

The hell was she- Right, she couldn't teleport while anyone looked at her. Weird. Just weird. Anaxis closed his eyes and turned his head, assuming that Garuud, Emaria and Shovoroth did the same.

[b]Everyone turned away except for the Ahamkara's, who couldn't turn their heads around completely, but it was good enough. A few seconds past and when they next looked back, Alice had disappeared into the shadows, and she stood on the moon.[/b] [i]I kinda rushed out of there without being told where to start looking. Does Emaria have anywhere I should start?[/i]

[i]I thought as much. She says on the dark side of the Moon, under the its surface. The one that calls himself, Anaxis is on his way."[/i]

[i]If he's still there, tell him to come for a fight.[/i] [b]She starts running for the dark side of the moon, looking for any way into the heart of the moon.[/b]