Maya gave the reigns in her hand a little tug, and along with a nudge, the motions got Moira turning and running alongside the others. She stayed alongside Onnu, just in case the need to jump to another mount arose. She knew centaurs weren't fond of being ridden, but in some situations things just had to happen. Until then, she remained on Moira, firmly planted on the saddle. She released the goat's reigns and readied another arrow when they turned the corner, releasing it into the back of a shadow's head that had been sneaking up on Tevyn.<br/><br/>The elf was trying to keep himself from being surrounded, attacking in flurries as more shadows approached. A few dismembered limbs and decapitated heads littered the ground around him, but most of the wounds he was inflicting were surface cuts. Deep enough to cause extreme damage to any mortal, but to a shadow, a minor inconvenience. He was backing up, teeth clenched, and only stopped when the shadow Maya hit slumped against him and hit the ground. He turned to look in the direction of the arrow, but first met with Ahnva.<br/><br/>He listened to her, and after a quick glance back at the shadows, turned back and nodded. "Then I'd say it's about time to get the hell out of here." A confirming answer, and as he quickly sheathed both of his blades, he turned towards the crate Bones was hidden behind and whistled. The small tarrasque emerged, still holding the wine bottle, and scuttled over towards the group. When he arrived, Tevyn turned to Maya and spoke. "Mind if he takes a ride?" He asked, motioning towards the spare space on Moira's saddle.<br/><br/>"Well-" Maya started, trying to explain that there wasn't much room. She was cut off before she could finish.<br/><br/>"Great, thanks." He held his hand out to the tarrasque, who took it, and lifted him onto the back of the saddle. It was a tight squeeze, but he managed to fit in the remaining space. The small reptile wasted no time in clinging to Maya's midsection, which got a strange, furrow-browed expression out of her.<br/><br/>They were ready to get out, and the sooner they did so, the better.