Vinsue had to walk to the temple and had eaten the last of her food not far from the place. She was in her human form as she had a curse that prohibited her from using any and all magic including the ability to take on her true form. the neckless was the true reason she had came and she just hoped that the Keeper would help her as he had done in the past.

She stopped at the door for a wile before she pressed the I and entered. once inside she dropped her hood. she hoped that he would not she her in the wrong as it was her fault for going to the cradle in the first place. she walked to the codex and looked at it as she had the time before. she did not want to deserve the god sooner than she needed. she watched it open to a list of book topics. she quietly read the first allowed before a thread appeared.

She falowed the thread to the book shelf and looked over the list. she looked over the first few and decided against them as her hair was swirling with questions so she went back to the aria with the seats and sat down before laying her hair on the table.

The moment she had walked through the door, Adraejen had sensed her presence, and Tar Eisalae was kind enough to let him know her exactly location in the library. While she at first had gone to the Codex and looked up a topic it seemed it had not been to her satisfaction, which made Drae wonder what was bothering the dragoness he had been tutoring in Electrokinesis. She had been gone for some weeks, and now to have her return in a seemingly harassed state made the God of Knowledge wonder just what it was she had been up to in her absence. 

He left the Occulus where he had been working and took the floating platform down to the lower levels. He stepped off the platform as it landed near the Codex pedestal and spotted Vinsue sitting among the chairs and sofas of the reading area. Clearly something was not sitting right with her, for she had her hair splayed out over the table. 

"Vinsue? Is everything all right?"

She had hoped to have a bit more time to gather her thoughts but she needed the help. she sat up and took a deep breath. "I lost my powers." she said. "I was hoping you or one of your books could help me remove this. or at least tell me how." She grabbed and showed the nucleus. her voice was shaky and it should not have been. he had helped her before but that was a long time ago it that case it was to help stop her from accidently hurting others. This time was a good bit different.

"Noata tried to help but it did not work. and I am not dealing with the one that did this to me witch means your my last hope." she kept her voice steady as she now hoped he would help.

She was trying to remain calm, and it was clear that whatever had transpired had shaken her greatly and was a source of great turmoil. She looked both perplexed and relieved at his appearance, and when she made clear the nature of her visit he could immediately understand why. Gingerly, he reached out and took the necklace from her hand and looked at it intensely.

"Take a deep breath, Vinsue," he said and sat down beside her, letting the necklace fall back against her body, and he leaned forward in front of her. "Tell me exactly where this came from and what happened. Naota may be powerful, but it doesn't necessarily mean that he had the specific means to break whatever this enchantment is," he insisted. He summoned a plate of food and a mug of drink for her to help steady her nerves and he hoped it would help her give him a full account of what had happened.

"Start from the beginning, Vinsue. Where did this thing come from?" 

she took a deep breath after he said to do so. "the beginning. well I had a call from this thing and fallowed it like I have always done when treasures called me. I fallowed it to the cradle and the maze to the treasury." she took the drink and took a sip. it had been a long time since she had had any type of non tea drink and she was glad to have it. "Xunatar's pet let me in the treasury. than he appeared. things went down hill from there." she again had to take a deep breath. "he knew I was after it and put it on me. It took my powers and than when I awoke he sent his pet hydra after me. that was when I figured out I could not control my elements. he called his pet off and told me it took every magic thing from me." she took a long swig from the drink.

"I had not had to worry about being captured or losing a fight since I was little but ever since I have had to watch my back and even got captured once. I know I had tried to take it but I can not ignore a call. I know it was wrong to try and take something from the lord of lies but I couldn't help it." she went silent. she did not eat the food for her nerves would not let her but the drink was almost gone. "I cant live like this and I know my luck is running out."

Drae examined the amulet as Vinsue explained what had happened and turned it over in his hands. It was an interesting story to say the least. 
"Xunatar is a fickle demon. Chaos is his domain and there is no better way to throw a person's life into turmoil than to take away what they depend on the most. He doesn't believe in just punishing a person for trespassing or stealing apparently, but punishing in a much more severe way by giving an individual exactly what they came for, but with a deceitful twist," he said tapping the amulet. "You went into his domain looking for this, and he gave it to you, but did make sure you suffered for it," he said sternly. "Fortunately for you, the Fox is NOT the Keeper as I am," he told her reassuringly. "And it will not be a difficult task," he said. He closed his eyes for a moment, then he stood up and stepped back. When he opened his eyes, they were glowing silver and a magical wind picked  up around the pair of them. Suddenly a black globe encircled them and the very air of magic that permeated the entirety of the Temple Library was suddenly cut off. 

"This is a Magical Void. All magical effects inside this globe are nullified. Which means, my dear," Drae said as he walked over and lifted the amulet from around Vinsue's neck, "that this lovely trinket has lost all power." He turned and walked outside the globe and snapped his fingers. Immediately, the black globe fell away, and the buzzing of the magic infused air resumed around Vinsue. "Try now."

"No kidding" was her response to his words on the demon. That was a lessen she would have preferred not to have learned he way she had. She looked up at the globe as he explained what it was than removed the necklace. She could hardly believe he removed it that easily. She has tried every trick she could think of ad he just made a aria magic void and took it off. She reached to her neck to confirm it was off.

When he dismissed the void she could fill her magic connection again. She did no half to be told to try it for she was already more than happy and got to her feet. She summoned a flame to stand in her hand and looked at. She put it out before almost giving him a hug. She stopped and put her hands to the side before giving a bow. "Thank you." She was glad to have her powers back and than stood up striate.

She allowed her wings to come out and the rest of her to half transform. She felt her scale covered skin glad to have it back. She than let blue electricity run up her arms once.

She seemed shocked it could be so easy. Truthfully, it would only have been so for himself and the individual who had placed the cursed item on her. Otherwise she would have had to venture into the heart of a Void Storm in order to remove it herself, and the backlash of her magic being freed then would have been dangerous in such a situation. All in all, she had made the correct choice in coming to him. He was slightly disappointed that she had come to him as a last resort, though he had to admit that he was proud that she had tried to take of the situation herself. It showed that she had some initiative.

He watched her summon the flames that she had come to depend upon as her magic rushed back into her. He smiled as she looked like she would have hugged him, but instead stopped and bowed in gratitude. He watched her wings spring from her back, and scales grow across her skin before electricity crackled up her arms. He chuckled, remembering how he had taught her how to gain control of that particular element.

"Well now, it looks like things are back to normal. I do hope you learned something from this. Just because you feel the tug to go after a treasure, does not mean that you should. A dragon should know when and where it is safe to collect things for a horde. Going into a God's domain, is NEVER one of those places," he said firmly. "You are still a young dragoness, but you have a lot to learn. I would recommend seeking out older Dragons to learn from." 

She tuned human again and stopped using her magic as he reprimanded her and informed her of her mistake. she looked at the floor and folded her hands in her lap like a child being reprimanded by there parents. she knew it would happen since she first thought of this place as a place that would remove the trinket. him being so come about it mad it worse than being grounded or the like to her.

"Yea I know that was a bad idea. one mistake I do not plan on making twice." than again she did not do the first one deliberately. "I usually try to learn when I meet an elder but there are not that many of them." she said. she always loved to get a new riddle or rime. she looked up. "Can I use your practice room? one good thing about being stuck in a temple for a mouth was learning a dance I want to try one time without burning down the forest."

Drae sighed and put his hands on his hips in an overly fatherly manner as she explained herself. She was taking her scolding well. Better than his own children, really. She was a good student, and it made it all the better that she always had a mind to expand her knowledge base. 

"Go on, go practice," he chuckled. "Stay out of trouble though! Hah! Never thought I might actually say that to a being who could easily turn me into a snack once upon a time," he said patting her on the shoulder. "You are free to come and go from this place as often as you like," he promised her. "So long as you are always learning something."