[i]"Well, this was certainly a drastic way to begin a job."[/i] Lamont mulled over the last few minutes in silence. While he may've had trouble spotting the fight, Sheeva managed to catch it all. She would've cheered the Lady Paladin on with encouraging expletives if she had the parts needed to form proper words. Instead, she watched intently. As the battle ruled a victor, and Lily returned bruised and bloodied, Sheeva flapped her wings in a way that almost resembled hand clapping. 

"SCRRAHHKK! ([i]Splendid! Now, we should turn to the hiss-mouthed rogue next! That illiterate halfie needs to answer for defending that undead! I say we slash his jugular in his sleep![/i])" Lammy had to perk up at that comment. He almost couldn't believe what he was hearing. "Geez Sheeva, what has gotten into you today?!" He exclaimed with a frown. 

"AHHHRRRR! ([i]I'm sorry! We skipped breakfast and lunch to get here, and I've been testy ever since! And meeting the entrail-eater didn't help things![/i])" She protested in defense. Leaving his companion hungry filled the young druid with guilt. "You're right. Sorry about that, Sheev." Between Korick elaborating on the situation, and Lily considering leaving the area with haste, Lammy felt he should at least tell someone he was going instead of just up and leaving. 

"I'm gonna find some food. Don't wait up for us if you guys decide to leave before I get back. We should be able to spot at least one of you from the skies." He stated, finally relinquishing Sheeva from his grasp. As she took off, his physical form shrunk and shifted. Bones twisting and joints popping. Facial features shifted drastically, and feathers began to sprout en masse. His arms became wings. His legs shifted and hardened, his bare feet formed talons. He had took on his Hawk form once more, and let out a shrill screech before taking flight. 

[i]"Find some field mice...maybe a rabbit or two...this shouldn't take too long."[/i] He thought, closing the gap between himself and Sheeva as the two flown towards the open grassy fields.