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"Most dreams are nonsense," Osprey agreed with Junior's view of the whole deal. Because they were all trapped in their heads, in their little worlds and it took skill and practice to break free and see everything from a different angle. "But with appropriate training it is possible to push the boundaries. The first step is to learn to control your dreams and the next, most difficult, is to venture further," this was something the Nomads she had met during her travels had told her.

"While I was away, I had a chance to meet extraordinary pack of wolves," Osprey explained. "They called themselves Nomads and their lives are dedicated to finding balance in life and connecting to the inner spirit," up until then Osprey herself had been very skeptical about all kinds of religious ordeals, but something in those people had caught her interest and captivated her.

"They practice different kind of methods of mediation to achieve that," she went on. "They believe that we are all smaller parts of the universe and that it is possible to connect to it and discover it's secrets, if you learn, how to set your soul free," Osprey paused to draw in a breath, "those, who have mastered it, are called soul-travelers. They told me an old story of theirs about the very first of those travelers - the one, who had founded the Nomad pack a very long time ago. Do you want to hear about it?"