When the orc lord returned, so did Eva after she'd given some food to her pet. The thought continued to make her chuckle, perhaps more than necessary. The islander was genuinely surprised, however, by the amount of things and good will the chief gave her. It was all invaluable information. Eva looked up at him, craning her neck a bit and gave him a nod and an honest smile. "T'ank ya." It caught her offguard how hospitable these creatures had been to her. She could almost feel herself enjoying the atmosphere even as Jasper's negative energy pushed in from outside. At the chief's mention of her companion still being a pup, she glanced over at Jasper stuffing her face and cocked her head at the dragonkin. It made sense. She knew enough about her horns, but didn't know that someone else touching them illicit such a reaction. So she was likely too young or hadn't found the right mate yet to get romantically involved with anyone. Eva wasn't certain if it was the dragonkin's appearance or if that sort of thing was common for her people, but she could understand the loneliness of such a thing. After she'd bonded with the fire spirit, she was unable to touch anyone else. Even healing became difficult. The islander shook her thoughts away and turned back to the chief, nodding at him again. "Aye really do t'ank ya fer dis." She was careful not to say she owed him; wary for what that favor might be repaid with. Instead, she signaled her good bye from the village's leader and decided to feed herself some. There were a few things recognizable on the table, but what the petite woman really needed was some water. She could feel the magma burning inside her and with what had happened earlier this morning, she hadn't gotten a chance to revisit that stream she soaked in the day before. Her body was slowly heating up to impossible means to the point that she had to set the items the chief gave her down for fear of burning them on accident. She could simply ask the orcs for a place to bath. Did they bath? She couldn't tell. But she didn't want to leave Jasper alone with them.<br/><br/>After realizing the need to cool down was starting to give her a fever later into the night, the islander approached the chief one more time for directions to the nearest river or spring, to which he just laughed at her and pointed the way, mentioning the map he gave her. If the map didn't threaten to burn up in her grasp, she likely would have consulted that first. Regardless of the chief's unwitting stab at her, she made her way over to Jasper and gestured. "Wae takin' a bath." She was frowning, not liking the thought of having to bring Jasper and already knowing the dragonkin would like it even less, but she refused to leave her here as she still didn't trust the creatures on their word. Even finding the river the chief had mentioned was cumbersome, but that was more so due to Eva's poor sense in direction. She was never the village's hunter or even scout, since they had neither. Her knowledge of the plants and forest around them was limited and the slowly forming fever didn't help navigation either.<br/><br/>When they'd finally managed to make it to the river, she glanced over at Jasper. "Aye dun care if'n ya join. Jus' dun get near meh." Without another word, she turned her back to Jasper and stripped out of the bits of clothes she had on before walking into the water. Immediately the water reacted with a hiss and boiled around her, but the islander was visibly relaxing the more she submerged herself. "Aftah dis, wail git more food n' part ways." She found a rock in the river and leaned against it, enjoying her little piece of Heaven.