Myodin watched the transfers of introductions, blinking away for a moment before turning her attention to Ampher once more.  The trip was long, and she wanted to make sure her creation did not get board and decide it might be entertaining to try and poke around some of the fellow passengers. Though Ampher's magic had been restricted, it did not mean that it was unable to move objects or even move people, and the construct had quite a bit of strength despite being made of Perditio magic and metallic devices.<br/><br/>Then the vehicle came to a halt, and her violet hues turned off to pay attention to the large hatch that was the doorway. She was curious as to whom this pick-up might be, that was for certain!<br/><br/>Druids, a large group of them, and a short strange woman stood just outside the latch. They all seemed rather upset with what the vehicle had done to the grass and earth, understandable since they valued nature and life above all. Ampher clicked away in curiosity to her, resulting in the young Thaumathurge hushing it with another stroke of its arm.<br/><br/>"There there, Ampher." She hummed to the white gathering of flame. "We will get moving again soon."<br/><br/>It seemed it would be the Elf that would be joining them, and a smile was offered to the new arrival despite being one of the many that might be greeting her. In order to stand out a bit in her welcome, she raised a gauntlet cheerfully and waved it about a few times before blinking in a bit of fascination.<br/><br/>Her eyes were so dark, and she had antlers like some sort of deer upon her head. It was really quite a peculiar gathering of folk that had made their ways up here, that was for certain. She noted how Zalvyrn didn't want to offer any greetings to her, his initial stare being somewhat daggerish and pointy before he brought his sights away from her. That didn't look good, but nothing about the old blonde Arcanist seemed very soft or nice either way. She imagined there would be at least a bit of conflict in their group.<br/><br/>Ampher seemed to not be paying attention to too much, which was somewhat good in terms of it staying out of trouble. She knew that it would find some entertainment in burning down a few trees and shrubs had the creation been given full reign, which was never good in terms of Druids watching over. For now the young girl waited, continuing to smile off at the Elf girl and her obvious nervousness and funny way of talking.