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"Well...seeing as Malik pretty much made sure the place was cleared on teh majority of it's undead and mutated occupants, I suppose the danger wouldn't be too great to get in there easily." A slight look of thinking.

"How do you propose to get there? I can think of several others that won't approve, and not only that but I've been told my horse can only go but so far...perhaps to the brink...provided you knew the way back of course. Then we'd be on foot and on our own." Hm...he'd have to plan his carefully if it was just going to be these two going.

Oh...no? We're made from mom and dad. Those two from thier mom and dad. We didn't need any people to be made. Though they were indeed amused by how she was copying them and one pawed at the ground lightly. A look to her brothers and sisters, two of them had gone back to lying in the hay. What? They were tired. Back to the fawn though. Are you staying with us?

He nodded, head processing the way to go about this. They wouldn't tolerate him going on his own, but the more they took with them then the more complicated it got. Get in and get out, easiest way to do it. And maybe Nerian could indeed make the entire journey...he was just wind after all.

But a nod. "Very well...but we'll be descreet about it. But first give ourselves a day or two of time to recover, build some strength back up." He gave her one of those reassuring fatherly smiles that he held ownership of. "Sound alright?"

No. They nuzzle you and keep you warm at night and protect you. They do feed you, but they keep all the bad things away. She rested her snout on the cross bar, blinking amber eyes at her new little friend. Her twin had followed off to curl up with the other two winged ones, all too easy to succumb to sleep. A little neigh and a shake of her head, making literally fiery strange dance a moment. Eaten? I don't think so. Mama bring us what we eat, or the little girl...or the funny haired elf. You were put in your own place, that's not what happens to food.

"You as well Catawa." A nod to her as she went off and he headed back to his own room, easily looking forward to taking a rest. He hadn't seen thus much action since he was around three fifty. Certinaly a new little kick of adventure in his life. Refreshing.

Well...you can share ours? You can be our friend, maybe you can even sleep in here with us. A flick of her ears and a nicker, a little bob of her head at the mention of fire. I get it from my mom. A little yawn from the zephmare, showing cute little fangs before she shook her head. Well you're warm and safe here and the hay is soft. So you can sleep good...then we can play tomorrow! The little girl lets us out everyday.

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Tarathiel held the last stone in his hand and looked at the other hunters smiling. "This little fellow is always giving the Oracle a hard time, likes to jump out of her hand and hide." He chuckeld. It had been a long tideous search. Tanundra did a real number on the struction, and of course, the stones had to be in the dead centre of the rubble. Tarathiel made a mental note to have Tanundra test the durability of his next fortress of solitude.

"Ok, Aella, you're gonna have to deliver these to her now." The drow said with a cheerful grin.

"Well," Tarathiel looked about, "Talon would be seen as a spy working for me, and probably wouldn't recieve a warm welcome. I can't go..." He looked at the remaining two elves. The moon elf, and the high elf were equally capable of being Aella's escort. "I don't feel like sending one of my precious slaves, the Vah with wings has openly threatened most if not all of them repidily."

The moon elf looked at Cedric, "I can keep looking for the Seeds with Talon, you take the girl to this supposedly dangerous place."

Cedric tilted his head, "I've been there once-"

"Good, good, then I don't have to explain anything to you. Off you two go, and Cedric-" The drow paused, "I don't know you, you don't know me, but we both know Celeste."

The high elf blinked. "You know Celeste?"

"That is not as important as what you are going to do for me. I'll reward you appropriately."

"I wanted to talk to Malik D'vinn anyway..."

"Good, good." The drow smiled. Talon shrugged, and Zalikite laughed.

"You're always be pushed around, Cid." Zalikite mused, "Well then. This was an interesting evening. It started with us scrounging up some grub, ended with a treasure hunt and Cid's abduction by a beautiful half elf." The moon elf nudged Cedric, "Don't get too friendly, Celly might get jealous."

Cedric looking rather defeated looked at Aella. "I guess a break from Talon's chrismatic self and Zalikite's childish amusements would be a welcome vication. Captain-" The high elf turned to ask the drow a question, but he was no longer anywhere to be seen. "What a trusting fellow."

"Maybe," The tiefling responed, "Its because he doesn't need to be here to know everything we do." The dark skinned quarter fiend smiled softly, "You two best be going."

Zahara smiled at the little fawn and nodded, "Morning, little one, hope you're liking your new home and making friends because I think this is where you're going to be for a while. If that's okay with you that is." She took the carrot from Keely and held it out to her. "Eat it, it will make you feel like playing." Zahara improvised. Of course, it would only give her energy as she wasn't positive the last time the little fawn had actually eaten but perhaps she could convince her to come on out.

Cedric looked about them, they were a bit dirty from the manual labour, everyone but Zalikite. "Maybe we should get cleaned up first?" He looked at the summoner, "I know you you know the spell for this."

"Why must I do everything," The moon elf laughed, Cedric and Talon knew how much this one loved to prove that he could do anything. He snaped his fingures, and a very large serpentine creature appeared behind him. "Th'Anne, Clean them up."

The serpent roared, which echoed for a great distance, and created what appeared to be two giant columns of water on either side of him. Storm clouds manifestated above him, and a gentle rain began to fall. Within minutes, the dirt and mud had been washed away from the party, leaving them quite clean.

"Where are you going, I guess you need a ride too." The elf snaped his fingers again, causing the gaint serpent to vanish. "Beo." He called out, the massive dragon materialized behind the moon elf. "Could you take these two to where they need to be, and then come back to me?" The dragon gripped the the pair, and flew into the air. "Just tell him which way to turn where, and when to put you down. He'll listen." The dragon purred, kind of.