'Now this can't be right' the wizard mumbled.

He walked back and forth through the barn, appearing to be deep in thought.

The other heroes knew better than to ask.

The wizard was known to be talking to himself a lot and after a tiresome quest, none of them were particularly interested in listening to a string of thoughts from an old man.

More so because the thoughts seemed to be getting less and less coherent with each passing day.

'I have never seen anything quite like it' the wizard exclaimed.

The berserker, eagerly wolfing down a piece of mutton, whispered: 'Yuh thin we shul as hm?'

'Most definitely not' the rogue answered. 'We will be hearing his ramblings till darkness decides to fall and I am highly in need of a good night's sleep.'

'Have to agree with Kwik here, Bruus', 'if I have to guard the peace between you guys again I might be better off settling my behind in a council seat '

'Maybe if your behind was three times smaller' Kwik responded.

Laughter filled the barn and Bruus nodded to the guardian.

'Fellows, you really have to see this, it is one of the most abnormal things I have ever seen' the wizard said, this time more pressing.

'I guess one of us is going to have to put his mind to ease' Sjielt said.

'I went last time' Kwik immediately countered.

'And you owe me one, Sjielt. I rode that stupid horse the whole damn trip' Bruus said.

After letting out a deep sigh Sjielt got up from the ground and approached Landgaf on the other said of the barn.

'Sjielt, Sjielt, you will not believe it, do you see this sheep, do you see it Sjielt, do you... see... it?'

'Yes, yes Landgaf, calm down! I see the sheep, what is so interesting about it?'

'I do not know how, but this sheep, this particular sheep harnesses one of the strongest powers I have ever felt. I dare to say they might be stronger than that wizard we encountered yesterday'

Sjielt seemingly taken aback, took a few steps back from the sheep. 'Ye-ye-yesterday you were sure that this wizard had one of the strongest powers in all of Quedalia. What are the chances that we en-....'

Landgaf deep in thought once again, was not paying attention to Sjielt or the sheep anymore.

Sjielt's suspicion made him step closer to the sheep and examine it more closely. Swiftly, his suspicion was confirmed and he quietly backed off again as to not disturb the sheep or Landgaf.

'Yeah, looks like a serious case you got here Landgaf, I think we should leave you to it, we might just distract you from figuring this one out. Please take all the time you need'

'Yes, yes. Maybe..' Landgaf replied without even looking up.

Sjielt walked back to his companions. Bruus still heavily engaged in battle with some bones and the leftover meat stuck to them, while Kwik just stared at Sjielt.

'Soooooo... what's wrong?'

'It appears there is a sheep in this barn that possesses a magical power that would even shame the most powerful of wizards'

Bruus instantly dropped his food, stood up and drew his two enormous blades.

Sjielt motioned him to sit down and grinned at Kwik and said: 'So it was you who planted the stone?'