Welcome to Gaia! ::

Seeing her smile he relaxed up just enough to seem friendly. He didn't make any move as she took a few steps towards him. He responded to her in his normal gruff voice that he tried to make sound soft, but didn't do to well.

"I'm the forest guardian. I take care of....pests that don't respect the forest. If you need lodging for the night there is a small town not far from here. I'm told the Inn is first class. Never been there myself...well, not for a while anyway. I passed by it earlier and there seemed to be a fight of some kind. I'm sure it's ended by now. I can show you the way if you like, unless you were heading out of town anyway."

Grazelda bent down and picks up the coin. She looked at it in her hand. She hands it to Nicholas and walks over to Kellindel.

"Hey, Honey, are you ok?"

The mangy wad of brown fur remained quiet for the first intruder, he had observed the Protector before and he believed that harm would not come to the undeserving under this one's hand. He ate the gift offered quietly, the wolf's bottomless pit of a stomach was rarely satisfied.

Lyra was already drifting awake when she heard a soft crash, and the rumblings of a warning growl from her companion. Without opening her eyes she snaked a hand around his neck and took a fistful of his shaggy mane just before he could launch himself at the girl. Finally looking over the wolf's head she quickly assessed the situation, then pulled her friends head near so she could murmer a request in the beast tongue that he please help the poor girl instead of attacking.

Does she really look like she came for a fight to you?

He only snorted and trotted over to give the unforgiving foliage a nudge, Lyra realized she may have accidentally partially awoken the earth last night to protect her as well. Before she pulled herself up from the ground she gave it a little pound with her fist, insisting that it release its captive. She brought herself up to her knees shaking the leaves from her hair, in the early morning sun it was glinted with golden streaks. As the girl righted herself aswell, she continued her apraisal with a clear gaze. The wolf gave another snort and ran off, most likely in search of more food.
Lyra's used a low tone and in speech her voice had a slightly clipped quality,

"You are...wet."

Jade saw the woman awaken and grab the wolf to keep it from jumping at her. A gesture she was grateful for at the moment because it seemed that her foot was more lodged then she had thought. And then the woman let go of the animal after what looked like she had had a communication with it and it trotted over to her. Jade tried to back away but her foot and calf now was thoroughly lodged against the Earth.

Looking down briefly she saw that the vine had started to wrap itself around her even more. She forgot the wolf and pulled on her leg before she stopped breathing as the wolf nudged the vine and there was a sound of the ground being hit. Torn between two things Jade's head snapped up and she looked at the woman. She was interesting that was for sure, Jade had never run across a person before in the woods and the wolf dashed off.

The woman spoke to her and Jade looked down, her clothes were in fact still wet. The cool nigt air must have kept her clothes wet from the water earlier and she slowly stood up not running off into the early morning's light but she refused to get any closer to the woman either, she had a rather odd feeling to her. One Jade refused to be hurt by and she nodded before she would speak.

"So.. I am." Her voice quiet and with an undertone of power. She reached up and readjusted the green crystal that hung around her neck, to most it appeared at first to be glowing but one could not be sure if it was the mind playing tricks either.

She let her hand drop after a moment and just looked back at the woman with those unnatural green eyes. Her ears listening for the wolf should it decide to try and attack her from behind and with a slight movement she shifted her right foot back a step or so that way she was looking to the woman but could move easily to turn. It was a relaxed fighting stance, one not many people would realize until she made amove. She hoped she need not fight this woman.

Once inside the town Seven eyes his surroundings looking for a stray barrel or post. Once he finds a suitable object he lifts his damaged leg onto it and inspects his wound. His opponent prefered to hide his power, so the town was a safer place to dress the wound. He cupped his hands over the wound and took a deep breath. On exhalation he let out a loud yell
"SUN FLAME!!!"

He glanced over at her. "I'm not really a healer. I's nothing reallly. So where were you headed when you came across this area?"

He was coming up on Se-vens when he heard him yell. HHe stopped for a moment and looked at the person with a bit of curiosity before returning to his quickened stride.

"Things are getting interesting. I wonder about this 'sun flame' of his."

Matching Mad's stride because of her height, Monia hitched her pack further up her shoulder. "I was going that way," She said without gesturing in a dead voice. As they came upon Se-vens her eyes widened slightly as they always did while watching something interesting. She slowed slightly as Mad stopped. "Sun Flame..." she murmured softly.

Seven finished his stretching and joined the duo. He was planning on checking out the tavern anyway. He walked quickly to catch up with Migy and turned his head to face him.

"You seem disappointed by the technique. I am sorry to disappoint. The sun flame truely is impressive. Once I unlock I'll be sure to let you see it Migy."

His pace quickens giving him a little distance from Migy. Like he said, there would be time to talk during the festival.