It's Squashin' time!

Morgan silently approached Nah from behind. He glanced down into her satchel, making sure it was open, then carefully slipped his hand in and pulled out the dragonstone. When she still hadn't noticed him, he dropped a note in to replace it saying "Sorry! It's a dare!" before suddenly darting off.

Nah folded her fingers together, eyes shifting to the left. She had half a mind take all his books and burn then in the middle of the night, but he already looked sorry enough. Instead, she heaved a sigh.

Morgan silently approached Nah from behind. He glanced down into her satchel, making sure it was open, then carefully slipped his hand in and pulled out the dragonstone. When she still hadn't noticed him, he dropped a note in to replace it saying "Sorry! It's a dare!" before suddenly darting off.

Morgan stopped running and peeked back from behind a tent upon hearing Nah scream. When he saw her still, looking increasingly upset, he immediately felt awful about the prank. He hurried back, holding up the dragonstone and calling out.

Nah stared at Morgan, her eyes occasionally shifting to the dragonstone-- her dragonstone-- in his hands. She furrowed her brow at him in disappointment, surprised that Morgan would do such a thing! Didn't he know how important this stone was to her? No, she supposed he didn't... at least, not anymore. But still.

Morgan sat outside his tent, reading in the failing sunlight. The book was an old treatise on tactics, one of the few things he’d had on him when he’d arrived in this time. It also held some of his clearest memories - studying with his mother, aspiring to have as great a tactical mind as hers. His eyes were fixed on the page, but he was totally zoned out, puzzling through his memories. Someone called his name, and his head snapped up. The only person around was a girl he was vaguely familiar with, smiling and running toward him. He smiled in return and stood to greet her.

"Eh?" She was a bit confused. Sure, they hadn't seen each other in a while, but it hadn't been that long... And then she remembered about the talk of Morgana's memory ailment and came to the conclusion that Morgan had the same problem. It made her a little sad that he didn't remember her at all, but there was nothing she could do about it, so she'd just have to accept it.