It took several years, but Trai pieced together much of the history of the natives of the world. During that time three major things came about: The first, Trai -- along with all the tribals he was with -- had begun to notice that he was no longer aging physically. He looked the same age as he did on the day he arrived on the tribals' doorstep. This only served to strengthen the beliefs of the tribals that he might be some sort of deity or savior; that he might be able to lead them back home after their long exodus. Trai on the other hand was unsure of what had happened to himself. It troubled him greatly, but he didn't let it show much, if at all. The second major thing was that Trai had quickly lost hope of making it back home. Although highly mature for his age, he still lacked the comp