Irwanwen was happy, though that was likely far too strong a word, to merely gaze out at the surrounding landscape. Despite it's revolting and utterly corrupted nature, it was still nature in some base way, it still resonated with the essence of the world itself. When she heard deep-voiced shouting from the city-commander's tent nearby, she immediately rushed inside of it to see what the commotion was. 'An elemental? They sent an elemental along with you?!' The human-commander had shouted at the elemental being that was in their group of mages. Irwanwen certainly didn't understand what was the problem with elementals, they were literally the purity of their element, in this case forged from fire and rock.<br/><br/>A confused expression now on her face, Irwanwen could only watch as the commander used some kind of city-magic on the elemental being. That truly wasn't how magic was supposed to be treated, but she doubted that explanation would help at the moment. Grabbing her lodestone, Irwanwen readied herself to defend the elemental from the deranged human soldier.