The Orb took Mari on a trip she was sure she had done multiple times before.  Down a long winding road, through hills, forests and other things too. [color=lightcoral]"Oh my, we're close to home aren't we?"[/color]  She said to the orb that kept floating away and away towards where-ever it was taking her. [color=lightcoral]"Perhaps we could head to the temple for a few?"[/color]  It has been a while since she had tried the monk's special brew and wanted to drink the delightful stuff.  The Orb didn't seem too wholely opposed to it, though the same could be said that the orb was for it either.  After all, it was just a floating orb.  It would be a bit difficult to read it's thoughts or emotions if it had any.  

She made the trip quick since the orb just followed her for a bit.  Tell the elders what was happening with her, give her hellos and goodbye to the other monks and nuns, then finally grab a whole barrel full of the preferred drink of the monks of the mountain.  Sharing a quick drink with the makers before she left, she made her way to where the orb was leading her with a barrel tied to her back and mug in her hand.  Eventually, she came upon where the orb wanted her to be.  She only really guessed that since there were so many other orbs there, people as well.  Many of them she recognized, somehow or another she had seen them in her travels.  The others spoke a little bit before she had a chance.  But all of that was pointless when one of the others had noticed something. . . 

[color=lightcoral]"A fire?"[/color]  She asked aloud. She could [i]see[/i] it was a fire, really.  She was just a little tipsy so she needed to make sure.  In a town no less, more likely than not, there were people in danger in that case.  She couldn't do much about the fire, but she needed to make sure the people were okay one way or another, didn't she?  Forgetting the barrel on her back, she took off down the cliff mountain towards the town.  At this point, she wasn't really afraid of much be it through her physical ability or the fact that she was a little drunk.