Kaya listened as Tarkus spoke. She knew he was right, tactically, but she just couldn't stand the thought of those people and their indifference, even if logically she knew they hadn't a clue. She also grimaced at Floriad's comment, but managed to keep her anger in check. The little sprite was probably just looking for a snappy answer anyway, and she didn't feel witty enough to win that fencing match. Glancing at Silas as he tried to reassure her like she was some sort of frail little foal, she was about to snap out a reply when the world in front of her eyes exploded. The rumbling and tossing in the ground threw her onto her haunches, but she splayed her front hooves and managed the keep her balance as she threw one armoured arm in front of her eyes, gritted her teeth, and waited for the end.<br/><br/>Which did not come. Blinking, she glanced the ground under her, and except for everything being blurry, she did not appear to have been thrown into the Ednless Plains, which meant she was still near the stinking city. She looked up, shaking her head to try and clear her vision. The Jotun had stood, and was facing some sort of...beam? Tower? She wasn't sure, but it certainly was not natural. "Aye, ye may be right at tha', sah. Wha' in all th' forests<span style="font-style: italic">is</span>tha'? An' how d' we kill it?" She unracked her lance, noting that Tarkus was already looking like he wanted to investigate.