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Gia barely heard Ramiel's words amidst her training, but she would fly over to where group were. She grew more used to the group, as she would land upon the ground. Gia did not banish her wings back into her body this time. "How much farther to the place we are heading?" Her question was directed for Ramiel to hear. It was out of concern and out of clear wish to be willing to help no matter the dangers ahead. Her eyes were about the area as she smiled at the others. She would dig into her bag and would pull out something that might be welcomed to the group. "If you all would like these, you may have one." It would appear that Gia would offer the rag tag group of adventurers a type of sweet roll that had been dried and made perfect for travel so that it remained fresh. Gia had took one of the small rolls for herself while holding the small wrapped fabric open in-case someone came up to take one of the small rolls for themselves. It was her treat to them.

Uay'li palm emda ed, nu foneru hoz dwi felzd da zdold dwi verroji omt za hili zanihwod irikdit da pi dwi lyrilz omt ed'z piim bozzit tahm dwi jimilodeamz, E'n jyzd miqd em remi. Sintariun smiled in thanks to Liah for keeping her secret.

(You're born into it, my family was the first to start the village and so were somewhat elected to be the rulers and it's been passed down the generations, I'm just next in line.)

Zen sniffed the air as well to see if he could smell the rotting flesh that Ramiel was talking about. "He's right." he said covering his nose with his hand. "Well, it looks like this day's off to a good start. Slept well, ate well, getting some excercise, going to take a walk through the forest, and escape some living dead. Perfect day." he said sarcastically.

Nodding once more, Sintariun followed the others as they rejoined the annoyed male. Looking to the wolf again, the elf patted him with almost a sad touch. Inside she didn't want to think about her family yet it was the reason why she was here. Glancing once more at the lake it felt like she was saying goodbye to everything she knew. Now there was nowhere else to but forward. Saying a quick elven prayer of a successful journey, Sintariun glanced forward with a determined gaze.

Gia sighed a bit as she folded the fabric back over the sweet rolls she offered to the group she was traveling with. Gia thought of casting a ward against undead, but knew it as dangerous to do cause it taxed her magic to cast. She never used the wards due to this, pending on how long she needed to keep them casted. She'd clutch the hood close over her head as she looked up at the sky, before deciding to speak up. "Would a spell cast as a ward to keep living dead at a distance be of use for the remainder of the journey out of the forest?" Gia had to ask this, but her voice would show her reluctance to use the spell, but she would not hint why until she heard from the others that journeyed if they would want the spell active and casted.

Gia would back at the side of her body, but he was right. Alone she would not have enough strength to hold the spell in place, last time she casted the ward it took many people to help keep it going. "The smell alone says you're right. I wouldn't be able to keep the spell up in strength alone to handle this place." She would follow behind closing the cape over her wings, not even bothering to summon the wings back into her body. Gia had to figure she might need her wings some point in the day. The longsword seemed to every so often shimmer, but she would take a cloth to wrap the hilt of it to stop it. Gia didn't explain why her sword did this at all either, but she knew why. If anything poses even a remote danger to her or those she traveled with, her sword had a tendency to glow brightly at the hilt of the sword. She felt it better the light be covered up until she knew what the threat Ramiel wanted to get ahead of showed itself.

Alwyn shrugged as she stood and began to follow. It was as she thought going to be an interesting journey. She made sure that her sword was strapped securly to her side. and cheaked the small dagger she had sheathed to her ankle. "So then You are saying that this forest is completely undead?" Knowing as she said it that she had been feeling it for some time. "Will there be any other types of creatures that will be encountered in this place and if so will they too be undead?" she asked Ramiel as she hurried along behind him.