After learning of their next destination, Sigrun wordlessly continued to follow the others. She didn't question why she continued to stick around, it seems the task of seeking the spirits is thrust onto them. However, they could just place the task into more capable hands, or at least, into hands that aren't Sigrun's. Her concern for Larea, along with the fact that she is now personally involved in this struggle with her sister seemingly against them, deters her from simply leaving. Though, with her weapon destroyed and her shield abandoned, it seems her assistance in combat was brought down to zero percent, from her previous record of two.<br/><br/>The knight approached Zelgodis and accepted the food he offered without a word. Since she was no longer required to tell stories (Or rather, completely and utterly banned from ever opening her mouth again,) she sat down and eat her meal in peace. Another thought came to her mind once again. Most heroes in stories end up victorious, but what would happen if they did fail and the villains won? The only dependable one is, once again, Zelgodis. Sigrun has no weapon, Larea trips over everything, and Ahmaht was sokiwi. She still wasn't quite sure what that means, but it might be the fact that he is a fruit incapable of fighting. The purple haired nonsensical woman had to cover all possible angles. Even the acute ones.