Ruvyn shook his head, "I can only heal wounds. I can't warm- Wait! I can try something!" he gasped and looked down at Adan. "No, I believed you could do it. I was just worried that you would probably get caught after and get in loads of trouble. I don't know how you did it, but I'm happy that you did." he said and frowned when Adan closed his eyes again. "N-no..no Adan, I need you to look at me. Come on, just look at me for a second please..?" he asked. He gently moved Adan's head so that he could look at it properly, "Open your eyes for a moment.." Ruvyn whispered. Maybe his compulsion ability could help with this? He decided to try his healing power though and while he did, he thought of warmth. Warm sunlight fluttering down from the sky, or a warm fire you could sit beside. The feeling of warm blankets wrapping around your body like a cacoon, the warmth of the oven when it was used to bake or cook. "I don't know if this is even helping.."

Ruvyn smiled down at Adan and then nodded at the suggestion the little oracle made. "W-well that was the plan. Which is why I needed him to open his eyes." he replied softly. How had she known that he was thinking that? Oh right, Oracles could see a lot of things into the future. She had probably been able to see his thoughts. Ruvyn's eyes began to glow as he looked at Adan, "You'll be fine. You're going to start to feel warm now like you would if you were sitting next to a small fire, drinking some warm tea and bundling up under some warm blankets. Picture that, sounds nice and cozy doesn't it? Now then, are you still cold? Are you feeling better?" Ruvyn asked him curiously.

It was such a relief when Adan smiled then. It told Ruvyn that he was doing something right, he was actually helping him. It was still freezing out but he was glad that Adan was warm now, if Ruvyn hadn't shown up when he did Adan would probably be...No, he didn't even allow himself to finish that thought. He was still a stranger, they both were strangers to each other but that didn't mean that Ruvyn was going to sit back and let Adan freeze. "You're welcome Adan." Ruvyn replied quietly. "Trust me, I'm glad I came when I did too."

Ruvyn watched Adan's actions closely and laughed softly. The poor guy was probably embarrassed. Well then, time to pick on him a tiny bit right? "Do you plan on taking off your shirt every time you wait for me to show up?" he asked and looked at the embarrassed elf. "Not that I mind of course. I'd just be careful that you don't catch a cold or something. Although, I wouldn't mind helping you out like this again. Just try not to make it a habit?" Ruvyn suggested and looked over at the Oracle. "So you're free now huh? What's your name?" he asked her and glanced at Aden, "What's your plan now? Going to keep her hidden somewhere safe?"

Ruvyn enjoyed seeing how embarrassed Adan became, his face looking as red as a tomato. He didn't think that they other would get that embarrassed over his comments but it made him happy to see him turn so red in the face. Cute.. he thought to himself, his attention turning to the little girl now instead. "Ahh Sybil, it's very nice to meet you. I hope the man who took you didn't hurt you.." Ruvyn said softly. She looked like a little doll wearing Adan's large shirt and tunic.

"Well, perhaps you were too afraid to focus and see that he would be the one to set you free. I'm glad he did though, he told me he would so I was holding him to his word." Ruvyn said with a smile. Glancing over at Adan, he noticed that he seemed to have calmed down now, that was good. He wasn't sure what they would do with Sybil though, but she wasn't going to be safe in Adan's kingdom and Ruvyn wasn't sure if he could smuggle an oracle child to his house. It woulsdn't be safe for her there either.

"Adan has a point, you did help out tonight in making sure he was okay. I thank-you for that. Adan didn't rescue you in hopes of getting anything in return, he's just a good kid like that. Where will you be staying now though? I mean, are we sure you'll be okay on your own? Is there a place where we can take you that would be safe? We wouldn't want you being taken away again. I think we'd sleep easier if we knew you were safe." Ruvyn said and looked at Adan.

Ruvyn listened to little Sybil, if she truly felt safe here and if what she was saying was true then he didn't see a problem letting her stay here. What she asked didn't seem like a bad thing either. "You want to help with the training?" Ruvyn asked and looked over at Adan then back at Sybil. "Well I don't have a problem with it. Your help will be much appreciated." he said and smiled. He wasn't sure how exactly the little oracle could help them but any help was welcome and if he had her help, then Adan would learn to control his magic much faster. So all in all, it was a win-win really. "You aren't opposed to her helping us out right?" Ruvyn asked Adan. He noticed Sybil had turned a bright red and then she started laughing. Hearing her laugh was a relief, it was a nice change from having heard her so scared the night before when he and Adan saw her being taken away. Still, it confused her as to why she was blushing and laughing at the same time. "I am not sure I understand what is so funny." Ruvyn said, looking at Adan who was also confused by her sudden laughter.

The idea of Sybil alone in the forest didn't sit well with Ruvyn but she said she felt safe here and she said that the barrier was strong enough to keep bad people out. So Ruvyn really had to take her word for it, he had to trust that the barrier would really keep her safe from anyone. Like she said, she belonged here and she seemed to be very comfortable here. In the end, her happiness and safety was what mattered. "Well alright then Sybil, at least you'll be safe here." he said to her and brushed some hair away from his face.

Ruvyn was still confused though and her response didn't really help in any way. Not to mention the fact that she was covering her face now, it was cause for confusion but it was clear to him that she wasn't going to divulge any thoughts she was having to either of them. "Huh?" Ruvyn snapped out of his thoughts and looked at Adan. Well now, he seemed very excited to start on the training. Hopefully Ruvyn could actually help him though, at least Sybil was here to help him too. "A-alright then." Ruvyn took a seat beside Adan and pulled the satchel with the snacks close. "W-well you have two abilities we know of. Fast travel or Teleportation and Telekinesis. Which one did you want to focus on first?" Ruvyn asked softly.

Teleportation would be an easy thing to control, he'd just have to exercise the mind. If Adan didn't focus on the place he wanted to go to, who knows where he'd end up vanishing to. With telekinesis it was the same thing. He had to focus on one thing at a time. The reality was that with the telekinesis, Adan would probably mess up a few times but that was fine because it was making his mind stronger each time. It shouldn't be too difficult and it would hopefully be fun at the same time. "Oi! Don't shout, what if someone hears us?" Ruvyn asked in a soft whisper. His eyes widened upon seeing the oracle's bleeding wrists and ankles. "H-how did you do that?" he asked Sybil. "H-hold on, I'll patch you up." Ruvyn focused on her ankles first, his eyes glowed a bright blue as he held his hand over one ankle then moved it over to her second ankle. It was a lot of blood so it took longer to heal but when he finished with her ankles, Ruvyn moved over to her wrists and did the same. "How did that even happen?" he asked her.

Ruvyn rubbed his hands together once he was finished, "You're welcome Sybil, glad I could help." he said and frowned a bit when she spoke about her time being locked away. "I'm really sorry you had to go through that. You're free now though and that troll isn't going to get you again. If he does, I believe that Adan will set you free again, he's a good kid." he said and smiled at Adan. "It was no problem, I'm happy I was able to help. Now then, let's see if I can help you. I must warn you though, you'll probably be very tired when we're done practicing for the night." Ruvyn informed and pointed to the satchel with snacks. "Let's see if you can use your telekinesis ability to open this and take something out. It might take you a couple of tries since you might lift it up instead. Don't lift it up off the ground. Don't move it. Just open it up and take something out, whatever you want. When you take something out, I want you to place it down right next to the satchel." Ruvyn instructed.

Ruvyn nodded, agreeing with what Sybil was saying. "She's right Adan, we're fine. We're safe and we're in neutral ground right now. No one is going to get us." he said, hoping to help the other male relax so that he could properly concentrate on the task at hand. He could understand being mad though. Adan probably never expected his own uncle to fall so low and do something like this. He would have been angry too if he were in Adan's position but being angry wasn't going to make this training session any easier.

Ruvyn looked at the satchel and noticed nothing was happening. Maybe this was going to be a little harder than he thought it would be. Still, Ruvyn wasn't going to give up on him. He had promised to help him improve and he was going to keep that promise no matter how long it took to complete. "Come on Adan, I know you can do it. Just try your best to focus on the satchel. One thing at a time remember? Try focusing on just opening it first, don't worry about grabbing anything, just open it up." Ruvyn suggested. Maybe one order at a time would be much easier for Adan to focus on and actually preform.

The satchel had actually moved! Not a whole lot, but it had moved, so that was good. Ruvyn looked at Adan, a smile on his face as he gave him a thumbs up. "Hey now don't be so hard on yourself." he said and looked at Sybil, "You helped him enough to the point that he was able to move it a bit, that's good!" he said, wanting to cheer her up. Okay so they didn't move it enough like they had planned, but a little bit of movement was a lot better than no movement at all. "Alright, a break sounds fine with me. Be careful Sybil!" he called after her and sighed. He knew she'd be fine but seeing the small child vanish, he couldn't help but worry about her safety. Ruvyn looked back at Adan and gently pat his shoulder. "You did great though. You don't suck and you shoudln't be embarrassed. You managed to move it a bit. That is still great progress. This won't be easy, but I believe that you can do it. We're just going to have to practice for a bit longer. I made a promise to you that I would help and I meant it. I don't care how long it takes, I'll keep coming here to help you every night. Positive thoughts Adan, you'll get this. So cheer up kiddo." he said and playfully punched Adan's shoulder, laughing softly.