Morgan let out a long sigh once she calmed down, and after Alias explained himself, finally giving a short [color=6ecff6]"Then, I'm sorry. I did say I don't know how to do it... it just happened. I used to know but... at least I can subconsciously control it enough to not kill you."[/color] and when asked if she knew magic by Zac, she was happy someone finally believed her, even though it came from having just proven it. [color=6ecff6]"I was taught magic by the most powerful Wizard in the world. But since I woke up here, I can't remember anything, not how to use it, where I came from. I don't even know who my master was. Nobody here even believes in magic, so I figured my master wasn't well known here."[/color]

After listening to everything that was said, and looking over the visual explanation that Zac had drawn though, Morgan almost passed out again, but instead of flopping over like a fish, she pointed at the drawings. [color=6ecff6]"That, was explained to me before. My master, he said he had visited countless other worlds, that he did it regularly. He said no normal person could do it, but he explained it that same way. He said that opening the door between worlds is dangerous because..."[/color] She couldn't remember that part, just that you weren't supposed to do it. But then, the last question struck her, and she pointed off into the distance. 

[color=6ecff6]"I felt something there."[/color] She was pointing across the water to the village, specifically into the mountains behind it. Maybe she actually was crazy this time, but either way, she ended up saying [color=6ecff6]"But it's gone now. It disappeared when you arrived."[/color] Her mind was on something else though as she spoke aloud to nobody in particular... [color=6ecff6]"Are there doors between world... into corridors... a door, in the middle of a forest?"[/color] Looking like she was about to pass out for a third time today, she had to take a deep breath and force herself to stop trying to remember. Instead, she simply said [color=6ecff6]"My master always said man would fly one day."[/color]