So you want to be a sleuth (ACTION)

[jerks22]

The truth is right in front of you, and still you won't believe. I guess you'll have to learn sooner or later.

If your muses are interested in the truth, make a subthread here describing where they're going and what they're doing. There are 5, maybe 6 things to discover. If your intuition is on the money, you're sure to find out something...

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[mamizou_futatsuiwa]

For a moment, it was if there was nothing at all. A brief moment of dreamless sleep, of emptiness, claims the woman in a way she had never experienced before. She had seen possessions, but never experienced one herself. Now, she'd be able to add that to her resume.

For someone that had shown such confidence, she seems overwhelmed by the experience. Luke, if the whole ordeal hadn't chased him off in fright, would get one last shock to add to his list of strange things happening in this evening. The joining of the two was more then she could easily take.

Her human disguise fades in much the way her disguise as Luke did, revealing her actual true form. Ears, like those of an animal, top her head, but they might be impossible to notice compared to that tail. It was an absolutely massive thing, ringed in brown and black with markings much like one might see on a raccoon, and seemed to be nearly as big as the entire rest of her body. As if that wasn't outlandish enough, she's now wearing a hat that looks almost like its made out of leaves.

And it takes her a few moments to realize this has even happened. The spirit might not recognize what that extra weight on her meant, but she did. For what its worth, she turns back to Luke to flash a smile, seemingly undisturbed by being overwhelmed to the point the young boy had seen her as she really was. "..Well, that was a bit of a shock. If you a little research, I'm sure you could figure out exactly what I am. Now, Mr. Spirit, give me a moment. This form will attract far too much attention."

There's that swirl of leaves, and she is as she was before the joining. "You'll have to tell me what is next I am afraid."