Crossbow Isle - Crossroads Part 2 With Yaara Heru en' Thaurer's apparent defeat, the 2nd Age on Sindora had ended and the 3rd Age began. Much had changed and more and very positive changes began to replace the virtues that had pleased the former Ruler of the Worlds Below. Nevertheless, the 3rd Age began with much work to remove the severe signs of devastation. On Ai Seler' en' Tolea'Fuin, the cleanup work turned in the aftermath out to be in favour of Yaara Heru en' Thaurer's idea of destruction as one of his devices destroyed all that was. However, as rarely used, the elves employed their skills to conjure the most remarkable place and thanks to Rasmus's ingenious talents, it turned Yaara Heru en' Thaurer's device of destruction into an advantage for the island that remerged from utter devastation to become a jewel of elven magic. Following Zaron's idea, the 3rd Age was fittingly welcomed by a great gathering under the "Spire of the North" and even Fucanglong and his kin contributed outstanding performances never seen on Crossbow Isle. The trylons that had been hidden during the war were raised again and all pomits found their places but something was still missing and consequently, they ceased the promising light spectacle, which anyway made not yet sense to everyone. During the celebration under the "Spire of the North," Lady Shirazim, Ruler of the Eikinskjaldi, discovered that her clan held a vital part of the puzzle and some more stunning revelations, which were unravelled during the visit of the Trinity. Lastly, the Companionship of Seekers decided that the time had come to resume the quest that had been interrupted by the war whilst Torgos realised that possessing someone's mind, as he had done many of times, was not fun at all if he was the target and especially when a second entity joined as uninvited as the first one. Hence, he made rightfully the experience that with two minds besides his own, it was somewhat 'overcrowded' in that little space. Despite the heavy winter that held all of Crossbow Isle solidly in its grip, they set out to explore what Olnir had discovered more than four hundred years ago, which eventually lead to more discoveries that were not lesser stunning than the revelations in the past. It became evident that the time was right and that at least some of the many questions were ripe for their answers to be found.