There was an audible crack that rang through the forest and cave as whatever was holding the spirit in this realm broke.  "Thank you, moonchild. May the Flamekeeper guid you to peace," he said, his very essence gathering into a single ball of vital fire before lifting into the sky towards Valenth.

Goldenscale blinked.  "Well, that is something I'll never forget..." she said.  Now that her anger had left her she started walking back to Mayumi's home.  "I need to tell Mayumi of the events that happened in the night if shenis ton be my mother.  She should be prepared for what may happen." she said.  She soon came to Mayumis door and knocked on it.

As Goldenscale knocked, a gold colored shield flashed with each hit to the door. "Come on in if you can pass the barrier. Only those who have a pure heart can pass through," Mayumi called from inside.

Goldenscale was u sure if she would get through, but she tried anyways.

As Goldenscale pressed against the barrier, the magic slowly yielded, feeling like a thick fluid passing over the skin. "Good, you can pass through. I was afraid it might lock you out, but it looks like that wont happen," Mayumi said, seeing Goldenscale pass through the barrier, "That's one good thing out of this morning."

She shivered as she felt the fluid like feeling of the barrier passed over her still soft scales.  "I...wanted to...tell you something, mom..." Goldenscale said quietly as she walked inside.

"What is it dear? I'm all ears," she said, setting down the misshapen hunk of wood she was fiddling with.

"I found out who and what my last life was..." she said quietly.

"One's previouse life does nothing to change who they are in their next life. No matter who or what you were in your last life, it will do nothing to change how I see you now," she said, "Be it witch or saint, it will do nothing to change who you are to me."

"I was a necromancer in my previous life, and...I was...used...to ressurect her....last night..." she said quietly.  "I know I was Bron from the Moon and she gave me some of my powers, but now that I know this..." she said, trailing off.

"That changes nothing for me. It only gives me more reason to fortify this home against the spiritual attackers," she said, drawing out six pairs of star groups and circling one, "I will always accept you for who you aare, not who you were. Death is one's chance to start new with a clean slate."

"But I've got to thinking, if I left...maybe she'd follow me.  Once a spirit leaves my boundaries, they can no longer return...  She seems to want me for something more..." she said, searching the floor for the answer to her many questions.

"Do you remember what month you were born in, or at least what season,", she asked drawing circles around the rest of the start groups and pouring a little enrgy into the drawings to cause their shape to rise off the ground, "She probably wants you to become whole once more. To become who she once was."

"All I remember was the day was brighter than any other of the year and as I wanders the forest in search of my parents, the sun seems to aid my vision by keeping light out." she said quietly.

"It must have been the longest day of the year in June. The month ruled by Oberyne, the herald of the sun," she said, making the grouping that looked like a unicorn shine brighter than the rest, "Take this light and draw it into your heart. Hold true to yourself, and no matter what a necromancer does, they will never have your soul under this sign."