"Ah..." she said, understanding some of it.

"Anyways, I came here to see Mayumi had told the truth about adopting you. It's not that I don't trust her, I just rather see the proof myself. That crystal is proof enough for me," she said seeing Tieral walking over to them, "You chose a good speciment to fall in love with. I'm sure you'll have many great years with him."

She blushed and looked down at the ground.  She had no reply to what she said.

"Love isn't something to be ashamed or embarrassed about. If you fallow your heart, you will never go wrong in love," she said with a smile, "He reminds me of Tel when we were younger, but without the golden feathers." "I must go now. Just remember, stay true to yourself and the answer will always be there," she said before reverting to a small glowing orb and flying staight up till she disappeared.

"Who was that," Tieral askedonce he reached Goldenscale.

"Mayumi's mother, or I guess no, my grandmother." she said confusedly.

"Normaly, i can pick up on spirits, but there was something differnt about her," he said looking into the sky, "I can't quite place a claw on it, but she's no normal spirit."

For once she was understanding the world.  Mayumi's mother had come all the way from her home planet to see Mayumi and see if what she heard was true.  She smiled.  "I finally understand..." she said quietly as she looked to the sky.

"Undertand what," he asked looking even more confused, "if you don't mind me asking, what do you finnaly understand?"

"The world and it's mysteries..." she said as she began to walk towards the lake.

"I still don't fallow," he said as he fallowed Goldenscale, "What did she say?"

"She said that when wanted to see Mayumi and see if the rumors she heard about me were true." she said turning back.  "Then she hoed we have several wonderful years together." she said quietly, blushing slightly.

"Is that so," he asked as he blushed as well, "It sounds kind of strange being the words of a spirit."

"Every spirit is different." she said, diving into he water.  She then surfaced, unaware of her body changing to match her environment.

"Your link with nature must be very strong," he said as he waded into the water, "You body seems to take on the most appropriate form needed."

She looked down at her form.  "I do..." she said in surprise.