Dasyra couldn't help it. She laughed and looked at the girl."I'm sorry, that was rude of me,"she said calming her giggle fit."But surly you understand if I have a hard time believing you'll be able to pull that off, but sure. On the off chance that you lot can go off and get enough help to form an army big enough to take on that beast, and it's worshipers then I will be delighted to hand you my men." Merlin perked up at her words, and walked forward.<br/><br/>"I'm sorry did you say 'worshipers?" The grand cleric looked to him, and chuckled."Yes, halfling. I did indeed say that. That monster would have been an easy thing to dispatch with. Cairah, as you know had a militia that could rival the empires forces. We would have felled the beast easily had it not had help. An army of it's own by all rights. Cut down our numbers considerably. Lucky we were able to user the citizens down here." Merlin frowned and looked to the others. "I need to go look through these books. You all finish with this very rude woman. Find me when you're done."he turned on his heel, ignoring Dasyra's scoff, and walked out the door.<br/><br/>"Forgive him. He's got a temper,"Vesper said, walking closer to the front. "My lady, if we can convince those with the means to join with us, and figure out all we can on this dragon, do we have your word you'll help,"Vesper asked, hands folded behind her back. Dasyra sighed and stood, rolling the map up. "You have my word. But understand this, girl. I have no faith in you. Until you can prove to me you have a chance, you will get very little from me." Vesper nodded, and turned away. That was all she needed. Finny bowed lightly to the cleric, and followed her out. Once outside, he let out a sigh.<br/><br/>"She was rather unpleasant,"he said looking off towards the rest of the camp. "Lets go look around. See if we can find our friends."