Teo flicked the knife casually in the air as plans were made about her without a care for what she had to say. She gritted her teeth and and her other hand tightened its grip on her second dagger, frustrated with the company she now found herself in. She had forgotten how annoying outsiders could be. Barovia was a place where very little change - constant death constantly loomed and the village persisted as it was, undisturbed by the world around it. A vampiress singling out a girl with all the hatred and venom it could muster was no small thing, and Teo was annoyed that she seemed to be the only one concerned by this information. Something didn't add up about Esperanza. That unsettles her to no end.<br/><br/>For now, though, Teo was stuck with the whims of the group. Her friends had abandoned her and the tavern was clearly compromised. So she would follow them as long as was practical. Perhaps she's rejoin her peers when opportunity struck. Perhaps she'd use these strangers for her own ends. One thing was certain - they were going to need Teo at some point and she was going get her fucking answers. Bucren might have been from Barovia, but he was no gypsy. Teo knew secrets about the area that none of them would possibly do without.<br/><br/>She steeled herself as the door was opened. Bucren let loose his arrow and the group eventually rushed out of the door, Ismark leading the way towards his shack. Teo stayed in the back, with Katya and Esperanza, though she made sure to keep as much distance as she could from the girl who had managed to piss off a vampire. She didn't particularly trust either Katya or Esperanza, but she figured it was better to stick closer to the one less likely to have a vampiress on her. As the group proceeded forward, Teo did her best to send out flicks of her daggers towards the skulls of whatever horrors encroached upon them.