She had wondered away from edge for a moment. The Specter was always looking for information to bring home, or learn more about. Her cream tresses swayed behind her golden perfect haunches. Hooves reached for the ground in front of them at a steady trot. Tin happily pranced next to the rose gold woman his cloven hooves raised high and proud in the air. Tall antlers reached reached above his small skull, and the flashy pair traveled the lands together. Orange Moon had dawned upon them. Raeden was not sure if she was ready for frostfall yet, it seemed to be coming so fast.The trees relinquished their green leaves, and they would soon be bare. Plants and other animals will go dormant, hiding for the frostbitten world. How would her son hold up in the cold weather? Questions swirled around her mind then the pair heard a call in the distance.

Green eyes found their way to Raeden and they both came to a halt. Tree's and bushes sheltered the sun above from the pair below. Teal eyes searched for the caller, but they could not find it. Her hooves fell into a canter. Falling softly on the ground below her hooves carried the specter closer to the sound of the caller. Tin leaped in front of the girl to try and catch a glimmer. He saw a young child, and then the man who denied Ron's treatment. Green orbs narrowed on the man and Raeden got the instant picture of who was there. The scene unfolded in front of her eyes, allowing her to know what was going on, before her arrival. Slowing to a walk the specter emerged from the bush to stand next to Tin.

She had heard what the strange cat asked before actually seeing the beast. Her eyes wanted to roll at the response of the bronze man. Words laced in venom wanted to spit at the man, but she held her tongue. The small filly only answered with a simple response. Poor thing did not know to much of the world yet. If only the girl knew that everyone was here for a purpose, it just takes awhile to figure that out. Silver flecked eyes fell upon the cat creature and thoughts made the mare ponder. She could not come out with an answer off the top of her head, then one emerged. "I honestly would ask them to heal all with disabilities. I take life for granite every day, and I have never sat down to think about it. There are some out there that have to quest for the gods to heal them. They go through trying tasks, and most of them do learn from their experience. It would be nice to cure disabled children when they are born. So they don't have to go to the God's, and carry out the quest alone. I could not imagine how difficult life can be for those children and adults." The honey coated words finished as the sleuth's gaze fell to the child then back to the cat. Raeden spoke the honest truth that was deep from her heart. If only her magic could help others more, then just curing infections.
"Talk."