Goldenscale gave a nid in Ahnah's direction, then turned to Aipaloovik as he too spoke.  "Well then, back out into the cold we go." she said, helping him with Midnight.  Thank goodness she was able to retain her balance much better blind than when her eyes were actually open.  Within moments she felt the cold of the air, surrounded by the snow on the ground around them.  Well, at least they didn't have to stay out in the cold very long this time.

Leading the two  towards one of the smaller houses, Aipaloovik took not of the clear skies. "Well, it doesn't look like we'll be haivng snow today. That'd be a relief after the snow we just finished clearing," he said, opening the door to the house and leading them in. Inside, the houe was fairly plain with only a fire in the center and a few shelves holding all forms of ingredients.

"Bring the souls of Shadow and the Moon to me,"  Corazon said, her monotone voice devoid of emotion, "I could sense the illness that has taken their health when I woke this morning." Aside from the vcarious runes and beads the permiated her fur, she seemed an almost carbon copy of Ahnah, the only large difference being a stripe of black fur that curcled her chest and shoulders.

Stoppin in front of  the shaman, Apaloovik bowed his head before nudging Midnight forward.

Goldenscale limped to the house, her arm still wrapped in bandages and held against her side as she supported Midnight.  "That's good.  I would ratherthe snow keep itself away from us as much as possible, no offense to the weather itself and to the Icewarden." she said.  She then felt the warm air greet her when Aipaloovik opened the door.  As much as she would like to investigate the interesting scents of the house by seeing it, she kept her wing over her eyes, since her other wing was placed over Midnight.  The Shaman's voice was very monotone, and it startled her.  She almost emitted a squeak, though she suppressed it.  After she spoke, Goldenscale bowed her head in respect and sat, feeling Aipaloovik nudge Midnight forward.

Stepping forwrd, Midnight was met with a foul smelling mixture of reagents being handed to her. "It may smell bad, but it will rid your body of the virus that aflicts you. Whatever you do, don't let it come back up, it wont do you any good if it does," Corazon said as she handed a second bowl of the mixture to Goldenscale, "It will take a few days for it to completely flush your system of the virus, but the worst side effects of the illness should leave you within the hour."

Goldenscale nodded and took the bowl gently.  Though the Shaman had said they smelled bad, to her it was a welcoming smell.  Being around plant life constantly made her come to love the smells.  "Thank you for the healing remedy." she said with a bow of her head.  She would use these when she ot back to the house.  Though she wanted to use her own rememdy, she would rather try this and remember the individual smells of i than mix it too early and risk it being a hazard.

Taking her bowl, Midnight slowly downed he contents without a hint of hesitation. After a few moments, she handed the bowl back to the shaman. "It's not the worste thing I've ever tasted," she said, feelingher balance gradually come back to her, "It does have a much better effect than the other stuff though. Last time I has something that tasted like that, I was sick for the fallowing week."

"Given what Ahnah has told me about you, I suspect that might have ben rancid meat and other food. This stuff is completely natural made. The plants used are naturally that foul tasting as a defense measure, but they have amazing healing properties when someone knows what their doing with them," Aipaloovik said before looking Goldenscale.

"If you wish to know what is in it, you only need to ask Champion of the Moon. It is best that you take it now before the plants loose their effectiveness," Corazon said, scanning over Goldenscale for a moment, "Wait too long and it wont have any effect at all."

Goldenscale smiled and nodded before she too downed the medicine.  It felt nice having plantlife back inside her stomach.  It felt more natural and comforting than meat, though she did like meat as well.  These kinds of plants she grew up with, so it just felt right eating them.  "It has been a while since I've had plants like these.  It's nice downing familiar plants." she said with content.  "Thank you again for the herbs." she said with a smile.

"No nee to thank me. It is my duty to provide healing for those in need, be it spiritual or physical. I was trained to do this by my father and uncle," Corazon said, giving a nod to Goldenscale, "I wish the best of luck to the both of you though. I do hope you find the silver spirit to complete your group. Whoever contains that spirit will no doubt be of great help."

Goldenscale smiled when Corazon wished them luck, but then frowned and furrowed her brows a bit in confusion.  There was supposed to be another joining their group?  A silver spirit?  "What do you mean, a silver spirit?  Is this new addition a Champion of another elemental?" she asked, hoping to shed more light on this tidbit of information.

"No, this spirit has no connections with the elements whatsoever other than their interation with your group. They will be the fourth member of your group. Right now, your group contains the champions of shadow, ice, and the moon. The is already a fourth, but there is magic obscuring their spirit from my mind's eye," Corazon said, taking the bowls and setting them in the fire  to clean them, "When I try to dig past the magic, all I get is a sensation that I should know who they are, but all I can't say I do."

Goldenscale thought for a moment, then smilled and chuckled.  "I know who it is.  Ahnah's part of our group, and she is the only one who is not a Champion of one of the elementals.  She's your sister." she explained with a smile.  She would never forget Ahnah.  Ahnah would always be part of their group.  "Is she the one you sense, but cannot figure out who it is?" she asked.

"I would not know who that is. If that's who still remains at Deniigi's house at this time, then yes," Corazon said, closing her eyes to think, "When I was growing and being trained, I was never told I had a sister. I was always told I was Alignak's only child."

Goldenscale nodded and smiled when Corazon said that the last part of their party was Ahnah, and that she was already there.  Her face then fell when she heard that Corazon said she never knew she had a sister.  "She is your sister.  Your father banished her though because she was different and refused to let anyone speak of her because of her banishment." she said, upset that Alignak had never mentioned Ahnah to Corazon.  But what's past is past, and she now knows.

"I see. What's done is done, there is no changing the past. I'm guess that if she's here, then she managed to sneak in without being detected. Alignak wouldn't be too pleased knowing she's here. It would explain why her spirit is hard to dicern," Corazon said. "On that note, he hasn't been by since two days ago. Normally, he stops by one a day, early in the morning," she said, sitting down and looking into the fire, "I wish he would come by to at least tell me how mother is doing. I know she's suffering and her spirits is growing weak, but there's nothing I can do."

Goldenscale chuckled and shook her head.  It seemed as though Corazon didn't know what was going on outside of her hut, which was a bit sad.  "Ahnah snuck inside at first, but then Alignak found out.  But he's okay with her being here now.  It took him a while, but it's okay." she explained.  She then listened to what she said next, and a pang of sadness filled her heart.  She didn't know if she should say anything, but it was better to say something than have her find out the hard way.  But then she didn't want to see someone else become just like Ahnah.  It made her hurt too, and she didn't like it.  It reminded her of... bad things... that had happened in the past that she would rather not remember for her sake and Ahnah's.  She then shot Aipaloovik a look of distress, hoping he could see the question in her eyes and would help her out.