Liza watched as Ollie started to speak and a smirk slowly started to grow on her face. She wasn't sure exactly what it was about this woman, but the strength of her will alone was intriguing. Of course, Liza could love and hate anyone and sometimes could do both at the same time with one person alone. It wasn't much to ask for to have a bit of entertainment, was it?<br/><br/>Still, the instructions that Ollie barked out irked her. For one, Liza liked to be the one to give the orders...and two, she wasn't sure how well Mari would feel to be left alone. The young woman, though she appeared weak, did have the means to look after herself in some cases. However, this was her being left alone with a half-dead guy and two demons.  She could still defend herself...but could she defend what she<i>knew?</i><br/><br/>Liza gave a knowing look to Mari, who nodded back to her. At that, Liza turned on her biggest, brightest grin and nodded.<br/><br/>"After you, then, Gorgeous...." She laughed lightly, though glanced over her shoulder again to the rest. She blew them a kiss and winked. "Tata for now..."<br/><br/>As the two women left, Mari watched the now empty tunnel. With a sigh, she went and sat down next to the others. She sat close to Reinard as she felt that he was perhaps the safer of the two, and looked to the resting boy. She had medical training, though it was mostly just survival. She could not handle anything other than the essentials but she knew what these two had done. Not in detail, no, but she knew that Reinard had certain abilities as a demon. Kol...well, she wasn't sure what was up with that woman but there was something not quite right about her. Mari wondered if perhaps Kol was like herself. There would be no way of knowing without asking, but she wouldn't dare. Especially when she barely knew the woman.<br/><br/>"Well...I guess we're just to wait here then? Maybe we should build a fire..." She looked around. "...if there's anything to burn...and if there's an area that isn't wet..." She sighed. As quickly as she'd tried to be helpful, she had just as quickly made a fool of herself.