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Veigar didn't know why he felt so spooked but suddenly an inexplicable fear had gripped him and he couldn't shake it. Something was wrong, from the sense of dread hanging heavy in the air, to the deep darkness and the balls of glowing like that seemed to appear and disappear around his head. It only seemed sensible that the figure he saw might be some otherworldly creature, like something from a story - and, half-asleep and even more naive, all he could think to do was vanquish the beast before it threatened the rest of Habari.

Almost immediately he realized it was no skeleton at all. In fact, it was just a wolf - and just a Noelani at that. Oops. He felt his face grow hot with embarrassment as he managed to roll off her and narrowly avoid spilling straight into the water, his eyes narrowed as he tried to get a better look at her features. "I didn't mean to do that," he admitted, in his form of an apology, as he gave his coat a good shake and backed up a bit from her. If he was really sorry though he didn't dwell on it long, instead swiveling around to look at the lake and the colors flitting across the surface as he let his heart slow its beating from the little adrenaline rush he'd just accidentally had. "What's going on tonight, do you think?" Veigar had a feeling it wasn't just him that was getting a weird vibe from all this.