#fojmorgana

The monk had no home to speak of in Ionia, although he did own a plot of land that he spent much of his time on. He had pitched a tent near the road, and was cooking up some stew when the fallen angel appeared. The disguise was useless to a man who could view ones souls. He brushed the tent flap asside and stood in the opening, crossing his arms as he did so.

"I wouldn’t say lost my mind, but that is pretty close enough," Morgana shrugged with a sad sigh. “I must at least try to sound a bit more grateful, shouldn’t I? A very capable magic user, you say? Ha, I’m rather flattered."

"Yes, why else would Noxus have let you kick up here in the mothercity? You're a valuable asset not only to the state but to all of us who have fought by your side. You may have even saved my life once or twice, but it's nothing I haven't done for you as well. Noxians stick together. That's it."

Evaine smiled at the Fallen Angel.  "Ah, yes…I was wondering when you would come to see me."  The Mage was currently practicing a levitation spell on herself, her staff shining brightly using it’s magic to keep her up.  She floated in mid air and crossed her legs.  "Losing ones memories can be a traumatic experience, but I will do what I can to help you get them back."

Lux looked up sharply. “Morgana," she said warily in reply. “Yes I am. Why do you ask?"

The Archer had been in the dark for a few hours, the corruption had been growing lately and finally had fallen out. His arms were darker, his eyes cold and his body focused. The beast within had fallen out and now it was time for it to play. Slowly the man stood up and walked for the door.The door opened and he walked out slowly, walking towards an exit hoping no one would see. He climbed down the main steps and out the door. His wait was over it was time for anger to live.

"You held me back, now its time i show them true revenge." With a dark laugh the archer walked down the street heading towards the mountains, a dark area where he would begin his killing spree. Walking slowly he heard foot steps behind him.