Cecil was talking to the more than hospitible lady when an
innocent-looking farm girl walked into the house.
	"Uh, excuse me, I'm looking for my uncle Jed in Tzen."
	"That's not too far from here..."  Cecil felt something funny;
some strange aura emanated from the girl.  He stared at her as he realized
he should concentrate more fully to correctly use his quickly expanding
Paladin ability to sense evil.
	"Uh, I should be going," said Sascha as she quickly exited the
house, she seemed to recognize Cecil.
	Cecil himself didn't know the girl, but her aura was unmistakable.
Evil emanated from her innocent-looking being.
	"Kain, wait here..."
	Cecil ran out the door not a minute after the girl, but she was
nowhere to be seen.  He tried to scan once more, but nothing.  She had
seemingly disappeared, but Cecil knew better.  There was more than one way
to avoid detection by use of magic.
	Returning inside, Cecil told Kain that it was time to leave.
	"That girl had evil intentions... she had looked at you, Kain, when
she walked in, almost as if she was gazing upon a prize to be taken.  Then
she saw me.  I don't know how, but I think she knew I was a Paladin."
	Kain looked at cecil somewhat confused, his mind somewhat cluttered
due to his lack of memory.
	"Why would she want me, Cecil?"
	"The same reason that Go... that anyone would want a great warrior
who had amnesia: she probably hoped to tell you lies and make you think you
should help her.  And having amnesia does give her strong chances to pull
that off."  Cecil stumbled over his words only once, and he hoped Kain
hadn't caught it.  How could he tell Kain that he, Cecil's best friend, had
tried to kill him before while he had been under Golbez's spell?  He would
not guilt his friend more than he had unfortunately already done.
	The lady sat by through the whole ordeal rather calmly, and Cecil
now turned to her to avoid his friend's questioning eyes.
	"Milady, thy hospitality has been more than welcome, and we thank
you for everything you have done for us.  But I'm afraid we must leave.
Pray tell where the nearest city is that has a port."  Cecil's manner was
completely gentlemanly and sincere.
	"Your thanks are accepted, as we were honored to help you and Kain.
You may try Nikeah.  It's near the ocean."
	The lady proceeded to give the duo directions, and the two were
off.
	As they walked, Cecil explained his lack of convesation by telling
Kain he had to concentrate on scanning for trouble from the girl, which
wasn't wholly incorrect.  But the real reason was that Cecil blamed himself
for his friend disappearing after the battle with Zeromus, and it was
probably his fault too that Kain couldn't remember anything.  Why couldn't
he have forgiven Kain before?