You found me now and you heard my call

"Very often, what matters the most, is, what we feel rather than what we see," Osprey felt encouraged to continue the subject, sensing that she had captured Luke's attention. She had a vast knowledge about many mythical things, but interest in ghosts and spirits had been more of a recent thing. It had begun with her mother passing away, when she had wondered, where would her soul end up with - with the stars or somewhere else. Then last summer she had met an extraordinary group of nomadic wolves, who had taught her a lot by sharing their stories and beliefs about people, life and, what happened next. The funny thing was, however, that the true question was not, whether there was life after death, but whether there was a life now.

"It might not be easy in the beginning - because you have to open your mind to let them in," she explained. Even for her with endless sources of imagination it was hard. "The another important thing is - that those, who dwell underground seek light and warmth. If you fear them, they won't come near you. The easiest way to welcome them to you, is to be sincere and patient. Have your heart and soul shine like a little star in the darkness," she left this for Luke to figure out himself.