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Wandering out from the kitchen area, Elergy would make his way into the common area. Where everyone else was at this time he could not say, all Elergy knew for the moment was that he appeared to be alone again.... maybe. That woman may have been on the couch still, she seemed very tired and this was not a bad place to just vegge out and chill.

" Alone again I guess. Just you and me dust. "

" !! "

Startled by the sudden arrival of a new person, and her stunning entrance, Elergy was taken a back. He had never seen a wall liquify and repair itself before, nor had he seen anyone go through a wall, who was not thrown there. Who was she? Just about the time that thought entered his head, a 'happy' ball of dust was blown in his direction. Elergy treated it much like a hot potato, but gently, dust was that sort of material after all*

" Ah! "

The small living ball of dust would be cradled gently as a small animal would, perhaps like a small rabbit. Once Maya began talking again, Elergy would listen intently. He didn't know much about this place himself but Elergy would answer where he could.

" I believe someone told me this place was called the 'Black Company', this building, 'The Dojo'. Part of the other buildings in this -- I guess you could call it a compound. "

Elergy would appear to be barely a wisp of a man, he had been very malnurished for several months, as well as alone until recently. One by the name of Krono had helped get a good supply of deer meat into the kitchen, so Elergy had been attempting to gain some strength again. After 2 bowls of deer meat broth and some time to digest it, Elergy was able to stand relatively well and was far less wobbly than before. He still had a long way to go before bulking up to previous levels however.

((Dust Bunny!)) 4laugh

When she opened her eyes, she was outside next to two men who were talking about something. Not wanting to appear rude, Maya bowed to them while floating three feet off the ground.

Her head cocked curiously. "Business?" The word rolled off her tounge awkwardly. "I am afraid I do not understand." She drifted to the ground. As she touched down, the grass around her leaned towards her, eager for her to touch them. She looked between the two, her unnatural black and white eyes moving back and forth, judging hostility. They appeared tense, but not hostile. "I do not know where I am. The only information I have is that this is a "Dojo", and I assume you two are "Black Company". I would appreciate any assistance you can offer."

Krono listened to her speak and was slightly amused to say the least. It appeared that she honestly had no idea what was going on at the moment, or the danger she could've put Zero and himself in. Zero's voice ran through his head not long after she had responded.

His only response to Zero was a minute nod. Krono did not think that she was in league with the enemy, though he did bring up the very real concern that she may have alerted the enemy to their presence. For now they didn't seem to be moving....but thay didn't mean too much at this point in time.

Slowly, the grip on his swords loosened, and he crossed his arms over his chest. "Forgive me if I came across as a little hostile...we are under a very pressing situation at the moment. You may have alerted the enemy to our presence. My friend here, Krono paused for a moment to nod at Zero "has been put on edge by your presence." Krono paused to collect his thoughts. He was trying to fill the role of diplomat.

"We are indeed of the Black Company....but I don't know how exactly we would be able to help you. Not only that but you are endangering yourself as well as us by being here."

Krono had thought about telling her to suppress her energy signature if she could but quickly realized that would be a bad idea. It would do nothing more than draw more attention to it from their enemies.

" Ah-- wait.. "

By the time Elergy got a word out, the woman was already gone. People certainly didn't stick around for long in the dojo it seemed, and so he was alone again. That is, he was alone unless that little ball of dust was still- 'alive'? What a strange thing it was at that, living dust.

For a long moment Draeken sat, hardly paying attention at all to those that were in the area nearby. Something in the air didn't sit well with him, and his nose twitched slightly as if smelling something he didn't like. It wasn't that he actually smelled something, more as it was a sense. His eyes traveled across the room once again before coming to rest on the wall, beyond which the others in the area weren't far. That feeling was coming from the woman he had seen outside speaking with a few men he vaguely recognized, he was sure. He waited however, pondering on it. Rolling it around in his mind until a conclusion was reached. Sure, it was something he was very familiar with himself seeing as how he had a small fraction of such blood within his own veins, but that didn't make him like being around others with such blood just the same. Angelic blood, or perhaps a fallen angel was a better fit.

Eyes narrowing and a low growl rumbling in his throat, Draeken stared at the wall as if to burn holes through it. He was vaguely aware of the war that was being spoken of, though he had yet to decide whether to take part in it or not. Just the same, however, it would not bode well for those against heaven for someone of an angelic nature to pass through here. It could result in bloodshed, which truly wasn't a problem as he saw it. Perhaps he could use this to his advantage and gain a new power if things played out right. For now, however, he would sit and await the outcome of this meeting just beyond the Dojo's walls. It wouldn't do to just jump ahead of himself and create more problems than was strictly necessary.