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[Aislin Delu]

"If Rassel wins, I'm not Onsokan. Me and my family will be deported. They won't want to start a war with the Isle along the coasts." Aislin said.

[Moria Gaisras]

"Good luck with that." Moria said. "For luck is what you'll need. Those nasty Rassi's don't like anyone in Onoska, from here or not and might be mean to you, Aislin. For that is what they do, be mean. Of course, meanness just might be in their nature. In that case, shouldn't we pity them, for they have never known other wise?"

[Aislin Delu]

"Pity would be good to give, but would they only be meaner for the pity we give them. Wouldn't they see as a form of weakness?" Aislin asked.

'Wow, I'm starting to talk like her- sortof. but you can't be exact now can you?' Aislin thought.

[Moria Gaisras]

Moria frowned.

"You should keep your mannerisms your own. People will make fun of you, like they do me. Of course, I'm ok with it. I prefer it actually. It's kinda nice to be talked to once in awhile. But it's like they pity me. Which yes, means that they see my weakness. But maybe I'm ok witht hat. Maybe I'm not though. Who knows?" Moria said.

[Aislin Delu]

"I've been teased before, how bad can Onsokans and Rassis be?" Aislin asked. "Well humans by nature can be mean, so you never know. Maybe you don't have a weakness, just a difference. And the only person that could really know is you isn't it? If the subject is you?"

[Moria Gaisras]

"I am a mystery unto myself." She said.

She hummed a bit of a song and picked a flower.

"Rassi's are evil. They pillage and plunder and take joy in kidnapping small children and killing mothers." She said. "Of course, by that definition, Onoskans are evil as well. We kill many of thier men as we defend our borders. But we don't kill children. Isn't that a good thing? Or is that a bad thing, since the child will grow up and then kill us. But what if the child is good? Have we created an evil child then by killing it's father? Or are we doing good?"

[Aislin Delu]

"It all depends on the situations. Maybe with out his father the child that was bad will be good or a good child will become bad. It might depend on the mother. You never really know. But an evil father would raise an evil son wouldn't he?" Aislin asked.

[Moria Gaisras]

"An evil father would make plans for his son to be raised evil by the mother." Moria said. "Evil attracts evil. Dark attracts dark, light attracts light. There is no darkness without light, yes this is true, but they repel each other, they do not attract each other. They do not balance each other out, because it is always an unbalanced relationship. Humans are the same. They are either dark or they are light. Of course, there are humans who live for good, but do evil. I suppose they are just unique. But those who are unique are also normal. So are all humans like this? But no, because many are purely one thing. But others are also both."

[Aislin Delu]

Aislin nodded.

"True. Light and Dark could never be balenced if they were the dark would no longer be dark. The humans that commit evil acts for good reasons are they defined in to one catorgory or another by their actions or their motives? Most think that they are a hero in their own story, the Rassis would see the Onsokans as the evil ones as we would see them as the evil." Aislin said.

[Moria Gaisras]

"They say light travels the fastest, but there is something that travels faster." She said.

[Aislin Delu]

"What travels faster than light?" Aislin asked. Behind her she saw a flash of light and a couple seconds after dry thunder. Maybe it would rain.

[Moria Gaisras]

"Darkness." Moria said omniously, as lighting began cracking behind her. "When light gets there, it washes out the dark. But the dark was there first, making it faster."

[Aislin Delu]

"It could also just be encompassing. Dark is always there before light, so couldn't you say that dark is run out by light then rushes back?" Aislin asked. It was slightly creepy with the lighting and words being spoken.

[Moria Gaisras]

Moria gave a cracking smile.

"Home. Home is where I need to go, before the rain begins to fall and drown the earth's sorrows." She said. "I live in Shireton and must go there. I shall see you some other time."

She began to run home, in anticipation of the storm.

[Aislin Delu]

Aislin smiled and waived good bye to Moria. "Slán agat."

She would have to go back to Shireton eventually. But it was going to rain.