Hate to disappoint anybody who thinks I updated today, but this'll just be a quick note to a pair of reviewers, though all would do well to read it . . .

Thank you, both of you. Sorry about the 'the one' thing. Perhaps I should clarify: Skaath calls Letharen 'the one' because, since Kibeth's Nameless aren't passed along by bloodline, every few generations (about every hundred years or so) the new Nameless One is sort of chosen by the first rock who comes upon the person once they are of age (usually a teenager). So every rock makes a sort of routine check upon the minds of people who they see-- that was when Leth felt the rock in his mind. Those who are destined to be one of the Nameless, well, it shows in their mind, and the rocks feel it calling to them. Now, it's very rare for any one rock to be the one to find a Nameless, so Skaath was a little excited. Also, Skaath is a rather dramatic being, as rocks go. Lol . . . and Mother Flint and Father Boulder are the deities of the rocks, and sometimes of Kibeth's Nameless. Kinda the equivalent of the Charter or the Bright Shiners. Does that clear everything up?