As Phoebe was left behind by Seheda, she shrugged and was sure that she had done the best she could, considering the job was nothing more to run and avoid obstacles like tree roots, logs and so on, she thought that's why Seheda picked this part of the forest. She headed back to the Shop owned by her father to wash herself and return to do something like standing behind the cash register. She came through the front door, since she didn't spot anyone else. Mary was with the books and her elder sister muttered a hello before she continued to walk upstairs and lock herself up in the bathroom, tossing the bag with jewels aside and braiding her hair, which she put on top of her head to shower but not take too long. She just wanted to be clean and go on, she would clean her face off make-up and be done with it for today, who cared about the people in the shop. Most were tourists anyway and the other part that came, had known Phoebe since before her wearing make-up time, so it didn't matter. Unless someone pretty came inside but she would figure that one out later.

After she was done, she dried off her body and wrapped the towel around her to walk to her own bedroom, she was sure no one was upstairs anyway. She closed the door behind her and quickly listened for noises in the hallway but she already heard Mary downstairs in the kitchen, meaning her dad was in the shop. She quickly lifted up her matress and stashed the new jewels in the jar that she was hiding. Who knew, there needed to be a proper conversation with her father. Without Mary intervering, that's why she hid the jewels for now. She grabbed a black pair of skinny jeans and a red t-shirt. She unbraided her hair, brushed it quickly before she checked the mirror and headed downstairs. She grabbed a bottle of water and stood next to her father behind the counter, "You are back early." Was his way of greeting her, "You know running doesn't take that long." Because there was nothing she leaned on the counter, waiting and staring at things in the shop, of course Mary was taking the easy way out. At some point she was going to talk to her sister and tell her how it was going to work and how it wasn't going to work like this. Would that make her mean, like mom mean? She didn't know. She sighed as she noticed someone lingering outside the shop, it wasn't a tourist. It was Dex, she had seen him from time to time, heard about the accident and she mostly avoided him since then. Right now she noticed the paper that he was holding in his hand and he would walk a few steps, check around him and continue for another few steps. Very interesting, it must be a job and who would want to do one for him. Phoebe started to grin, time to give Mary this job.

She grabbed her purse out of the kitchen and grabbed Mary away from it as well, "You can read your book in the shop as long as there is no one else." she muttered as her father was probably outside to gather some things for tonights dinner. She stared at Mary who looked at her wondering with her big brown eyes what she was going to do, "Don't ask." Phoebe muttered because she couldn't believe herself what she planned to do, she planned to help Dex with whatever he needed if she would understand the quest that would be on the townsboard soon. She didn't even doubt she would be the first, his way of walking would take ages to arrive at the board. She might even be faster, as long as she ignored Mary her complaining, "Tell dad I'll be back soon." She hurried outside of the front door of the shop to see if he was really going that way. She found the quest indeed on the board and found Dex not yet far away from it, "Hey Dex wait." he immediately turned around and shushed her, she seriously hoped she didn't look offended, how else would he take her on the job. Could he even pay her? She held up the quest and pointed at herself, he must at least know she was a Fire Starter.

Finally he seemed to understand and explain her the story, he had seen a blue ball and he turned a bit angry that she took a step backward, trying to refrain from rolling her eyes. "Meet me tonight. So we can stop this blue ball." She gave him a thumbs up and returned home for the time being.

When it was dark she met up with him at the same spot, it was easier to get away now the shop was closed. She would follow him towards the riverside where he had last seen it. At first she didn't see anything but soon enough a little light orb, a blue orb shone from the river side and it was so beautiful, it would almost make her cry and all she wanted to do was touch it. So she tiptoed towards it, knowing Dex would follow her anyway. With her right hand extended, the tip of her right index finger touching the orb, she blinked heavily to the upcoming vision. She spotted her mother with a small blonde child on her lap and laughing and singing and muttering things about her future fire magic and it was all alike with what happened when Phoebe was younger, [b]"Don't worry Paige, you will learn."[/color] It wasn't fair, none of them had blonde hair, they were the dark haired family, she, her father and Mary. Who was that blonde haired girl named Paige?! Before she could hold on to the rest of the quest, she was stumbling back wards and fell on her bump, there were some cuts and bruises on her arm and chest but apart from that she was fine, physically that was. She turned to look at Dex who was knocked out cold. Great.

She struggled herself to get upright and drag Dex, a tall man especially compared to her 1.60 meters and the 12 centimeter heels towards the local hospital. Which was quite a while from the river. Thank god Dacol came to safe her, he lifted up Dex as if it was nothing and she hobbled after him to go to the hospital. She waited patiently to make sure he was fine. When he woke up he thanked her and Dacol and gave her the jewels, which she found a bit weird to accept but she did it none the less. She would have to be home right now, so she said goodnight and goodbye to Dex and Dacol and left.