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Lonesome was somewhat surprised he had been followed by a wolf that quickly left after the "dead" man. He gave Atrum a slight nod to achknowledge his wave as he turned towards the speaker of the question. "It was...alright. The town still needs more corpses buried so at night I might intrude and dig some graves for them to find after they wake up. There's also alot of lost souls that need to be shown the other side." he stated as he remembered the sadness radiating from the town. Taking the small bat out of his posket he gently held it in his hand. "Do you happen to know if any of these elementals can heal things? This bat hit me in the head and I would like to make sure it's not to badly hurt, though I think it will be ok." he looking at the sad looking little creature, twas a creature of the sky and wind it would be a shame for the wind to lose one of it's children.

When Lonesome mentioned an elemental that could heal, that did the trick. The light elemental diverted his gaze from Aurora, looking toward the wind elemental and the little bat in his palm.
Atrum felt oddly relieved at the sight, it was the same little bat from earlier, he was sure of it. "I can check and see if she's hurt."
"Excuse me, sorry." He said to Aurora, not going much farther than a few paces from her.
He noticed the vat nod, and also look at him and lift her wing. He was sure the bat was Mizuki, even Arabella had noticed the animal was different. Looking at the little bat, Atrum gently scooped it out of Lonesome's hand, holding it with both of his. He didn't want to drop the animal and harm it further.
His confirmation of the bat's familiar prescence was met that moment. The little animal was much colder than it should be.
"Mizuki?" He asked before silently telling his light to heal the bat's wing. He was careful not to let too much light get in Mizuki's eyes, he remembered her ice umbrella in the daytime, assuming she wasn't too keen on the sun.

He nodded as the smaller boy took the bat out of his hands. He walked over to his sword and strapped it to his back. Looking at the woman he hadn't seen before he wondered how good with her staff she was. Resisting the temptation to draw his blade and challenge her he looked around. Both guys who had arrived with Atrum were gone, the ice woman was still missing, but other than those three the ones he had seen earlier were still around the camp. Lonesome glanced at his pot over the campfire and noticed no one had touched it. They might not want to touch what a half-demon has touched he thought remembering the villagers. Not wanting to waste the food he said loud enough, "I have enough food for one more person first come first served." he said as he waited to see if anyone was hungry.

Aurora watched one of the men storm off but just shrugged. It wasn't her concern so it shouldn't be something she should worry about. Looking back to the boy that was addressing her. "No I am not looking for anything in particular. I am just a wondered and I am running low on supplies and it is time to restock." Nodding when the boy excused himself she watched as he walked over to the horned man with the bat. What is so special about a bat? She wondered to herself. When the boy took the bat she arched her brow when a spark of light came from his hands. He appears to have elemental powers as well. It's nice to know I'm not the only one. Now I don't feel so much like a freak.

Noticing the horned man looking at her staff she had a feeling as to what was on his mind. Fighting wasn't in her nature so his curiosity as to how she was would have to go unsatisfied. When the man mentioned the food she placed her hands on her stomach. She was hungry but she did not feel comfortable taking food from people she had just met.

James' nodded at Lonesome's reply and then walked over to the stew. "I'm gonna eat it," he said simply, trying to reassure Lonesome that any food left over, would NOT go to random animals. He took a large bowlful and drank it down, slowing as he filled. It wasn't half-bad, and for a free meal, it was amazing.

((Crap I wasn't fast enough I need to start refreshing before I post especially when it's taking me a while to type it. ))

Erik could hear far off sounds of people talking, but he didn't care. His focus was on the huge camp in front of him. Erik was hiding behind a tree, just far enough away to hide him, but close enough to observe the camp. He continued staring at the camp, until he heard movement behind him. He grabbed his sword and turned around, just in time to see a Hellspawn jumping straight at him. With a quick slash, he cleaved the demon in two, and sheathed his sword before the demon hit the ground. Well, that takes care of what this camp is about. It's a Hellspawn camp. Must mean there's another town around here somewhere, or that they're gonna attack the ruined town. Erik hated himself for saying it, but he had to go back and try to make amends. At the very least, he had to get Lonesome away from the ruined town. His goal of rebuilding the town was a noble one, but foolish. Erik considered his options. One:He could go back, apologize profusely, and then ask for help in leading a massive attack on the camp. Two:Attack alone, and use the element of surprise to defeat the Hellspawn. And as much as he hated to say it, he couldn't go alone. The last time he went solo was the first time he was killed by Saint Dane. So, no he was not taking option two. With a sigh, he turned around and walked towards the elementals.