Raizel felt the man's uneasiness to get involved with their story. They might be in danger, not even from not having sufficient memories, but simply from any enemies they might have met before... - before they entered this state of confusion.<br/>He was grateful for every little bit of information, though, and memorized the words, as well as the maps contents. His mind was like a dry sponge, with the information being the water.<br/><br/>He contemplated a little about what Raff was telling them, for a while. Not that his murky mind would give him any clues, so they possibly needed to follow their own tracks, to find those clues. Backtracking was a thing the other elf ..or half elf should be familiar with. Raizels eyebrows rose a little, as he noticed the faint smell of an animal on Kevkas' clothes, as that one stood up.<br/><span style="font-style: italic">A dog..no..</span>"...wolf?"<br/>A slightly surprised smile framed the corners of his mouth as he wispered the word. He could now vaguely sense that the group did share some common scents, that only would be possible if they travelled together... He just did not notice as of yet, because he himself was carrying the same odour.<br/><br/>A sharp pain in his head reminded him of his injury, and he took some slow gulps of water, that Flora brought him, before breathing in and out slowly. Raizel noticed that his senses were on the verge of going berserk just now. Not only the magic sense, but his heightened senses were sharpening and dulling back and forth. A very uncomfortable feeling.<br/><br/>Calming himself down, he turned his attention to Raff, since the man decided to help them, Raizel knew that this was not the situation to hold back. He decided to go for a desperate attempt to combine everything he had heard so far, deducing the most possible situation from Raffs words.<br/>"I am sorry, we cannot be certain about anything as of yet. Trusting the Grand Dukes words for now might be the best." He tried to calm down the couple, before he continued. "We might be related to that matter, though. Especially if what you say is true and he is really in Lenovia." Raizel nodded and spoke slowly in a low voice, so that only the people around the table and the two Innkeepers could hear him.<br/>"We might need to backtrack our own activities to make sure of that. For that we need to know where we came from, and where we planned to go."<br/>Showing his honesty, the elf stood up and gently pushed his hood down.<br/>His pale golden hair was still half hidden under his cloak, but his green eyes and a pair of long slim ears, would be enough to identify him as a member of elvish race.<br/>Smiling softly as he looked at the couple, Rai said: "Anything you remember might help us."