Sana
Location: Gorlf Northern TerritoryInteracting With: Keystone
Sana smirked and shook her head a bit. "No, the hide is from another animal. The fireproofing was done by an alchemist with a few vials of the blood we had drained. I figured after your last one got burned to hell and back, might as well. Was hoping to get it to you back in Lore but things happen," she explained as she adjusted the reins in her hands. Things were moving along slowly because of the mud but at least the wagon hadn't gotten stuck so far. Hopefully it wouldn't.
Listening to him speak she nodded from time to time, keeping an eye out from her position in case anything decided to run out at them. He was saying this was a bread and butter run but just with her short time with the group several weird things had happened and she wondered just how strange the trip had been before she even arrived. Granted any type of run into any territory could end up at the weird end of the scale. She had had it happen several times before. One in particular stood out at her, a simple run to get a chalice had turned into her nearly being sacrificed on a marble slab by a Wraith. Oh yeah, that was good times.
At his question she shrugged a bit. "Well after I found myself back in this realm I went back to a city where my niece is being taken care of to check on her. I wanted to stay but with the fog, I never know when it will pop up. I didn't want her in danger of being swept off to somewhere. Be bad enough if she went with me but what if she ended up alone? I couldn't risk it. So I headed to the Woodlands to see Kyra. Her family there informed me she was out this way so I just headed out. Wanted to catch up and speak to her. Granted, when I found out she was part of all this, I wasn't sure what to think. Especially when I saw you. Sorry but our last meeting wasn't under the best of circumstances, so I am a bit wary of just what we all are getting ourselves into right now," she said as she sat there.
She meant what she said. Last time the two of them had seen each other things were coming out of a fog and attacking them, there was rain that melted everything it touched. It wasn't a pretty day and Sana cringed remembering the burns to her flesh that one morning. She hoped nothing like that would happen right then; thankfully the rains that had been around over the last couple of days didn't seem to melt flesh and there was no fog yet for Hellhounds to bound out from. Maybe it was just a simple escort, but the day wasn't over yet.
Kyra
Location: Gorlf Northern Territory - About a mile ahead of the main groupInteracting With: Thomas
"I guess you could thank me but then again, I am not sure if I am going to kill you or not. That depends on you," Kyra said from her perch as she glanced down at the man before looking out through the trees to keep an eye out for things. Ash stretched slightly and started padding around the tree before whining a bit as he got up on his hind legs and placed his forepaws on the front of the tree trunk. Kyra perked a brow and looked down at her Dyre wolf and chuckled a bit.
"Alright, go. Be back soon," she said to the white wolf. Ash wagged his tail a bit before bounding off through the brush and heading deeper into the forest. Shaking her head some and rolling her eyes she turned her attention back down at the man that had introduced himself as Thomas.
"Never heard of him or you," she said before glancing around again as she pulled an arrow from its quiver. Threading it against the string she stood up more straight in the tree, acting a bit more alert than she had been while speaking to him. "And no, I am..." she said before taking aim and letting the arrow fly. A thunk could be heard and a bit of a crash through the canopy. "Getting lunch," she added, finishing her sentence as she started jumping tree branch to tree branch without issue until she was able to climb up and retrieve the foul she had hit with the head of her arrow and climb back down.
"Now, I can come down," she quipped before doing just that with a little leap and landing in front of him lightly. Lacing her bow over her back she leaned against the tree and started to pull the feathers out of the bird. It looked to be an oversized goose of some sort but she didn't care. It was large enough to have a decent amount of meat on it. Not enough for a full dinner for the group but a quick meal with a few extra things.
Yanking and pulling the feathers out and letting them litter the ground she looked over towards Thomas with a rather dry expression on her features. "So what are you doing out here and why were you passing out when I came along?"