And that’s how she found herself lost and lonely in the wilderness. The voices frightened her, and every night the dream came to her, but it was the only company she had. No innkeeper would take her in for work, Lady Navinne had seen to that. So Eowen wandered. The voices telling her to seek the Coven of Shadows, that's all that she could understand in the tumult. She cried at night, and followed the shadows as they lead her deeper into the woods. For two weeks she wandered following the shadows, as they seemed to be leading her to some unknown destination. And on the evening of the second week she came to a clearing in the forest. In the clearing loomed a tall and dark tower, crumbling from age. She tried the doors but they were locked firm... but she heard voices coming from what appeared to be an inn just a little to the west.
Eowen's heart sank when she opened the door to the Inn and saw two black skinned elves sitting at a table in the corner. They noticed her right away and one of them stood, and in a firm and yet gentile voice said, "Please come and sit."
Eowen was stunned, all of the adventures that she encountered spoke of the dark elves as if they were murderous monsters that ate babies and worse, but they seemed polite enough to her. Yet still on her guard she went over and took the seat that the dark elf had offered her. Images danced around the dark elf as she looked at him. Eowen's mouth went dry as she saw a crown that was not there dance over his head, "I am Lord Caleb of the Bregan D'Aerth, and that is Maximus."
Eowen's gaze turned to the other elf in the room and her stomach clenched in fear as she saw a hidden monster hunting for the elf and hungering for him, and only the golden light that surrounded him protected him from being devoured, that must be love Eowen thought as she found her voice, “I am looking for the Coven of Shadows, and they tell me that you might know where to find them."

Eowen explained to the dark elves that the spirits spoke to her, and that all she knew was that is was important for her to find the Coven of Shadows. Caleb and Maximus immediately offered to help. Soon three more of their members entered the tavern. Eowen was too distraught from weeks of strange happenings to clearly remember their names, but one of them had a rune to the Coven. Eowen curtsied to Lord Caleb and thanked him for the help and promised him that she would one day return the favor. Then a gate was opened and the dark elves escorted Eowen through it to a peaceful looking villa on the other side.
Eowen began to despair as they all entered the home and found it empty. The dark elves offered her food while they waited to see if a Coven member would soon be buy, as a horse was tethered outside; an indication that someone had been here and would be back soon. Maximus spoke of his dreams and of the woman he was soon to marry. Eowen’s emotions surged with a feeling of love and care as he spoke of her, strangely she could actually feel the love they held for each other. She told Maximus of the visions she saw dancing around him, and he confessed that he feared a dungeon that he had seen in his dreams, something foreboding lie there and he was in danger. Eowen did not know what to think about her newfound ‘gift’. Things were jumbling together so suddenly that she could not control all of the emotions that swirled around inside her.
As there conversations carried on, a handsome man with unearthly blue hair entered the house. Eowen was struck for a moment with a vision of the man chasing clouds as he introduced himself as Avalon. Eowen told him of the spirits that spoke to her as he took a seat, and she related the tale of her dreams to him. While Avalon offered wise words he still seemed drained, almost as if he had just returned from a long journey that had an otherworldly feel to it, and was unable to help. He told Eowen that she needed to speak with Ariyana Sune. Eowen, weary from her hard travels, could no longer remain awake and soon after speaking with Avalon, she found a warm place to make camp outside and slept fitfully.