Avis sat anxiously with Magnus' parents, keeping her blade at the ready in case she had to go looking for Magnus or if he returned with a new threat in tow. When he returned, she relaxed slightly, although she wasn't sure she was happy to see Anora and her friend again. Nonetheless, she jumped off the wagon and followed Magnus to see if he needed help. "Who's this guy?" She asked. Larteis slid away from the unconscious body quickly. Bellant craned his head to try and see who had just been dumped on his wagon, unsuccessfully. The drake grunted and returned to glowering at anything that looked at him. When Magnus mentioned the other two, Larteis glanced over at Anora and Ardur and bit his lip. He wished, like he always did in these situations, he was more proficient in healing magic and could offer aid.<br/><br/>At Magnus' father's compliments, Avis couldn't help but flush slightly. She attempted to play it off with Magnus, joking, "sorry. If it makes you feel any better, I'm not appreciated at home either. My cousins are practically saints so I'm just a miserable heathen. Just strike out and find a place that sets their standards a little lower like I did." She punched his arm in what was meant to be a jocular manner but probably actually stung a bit.<br/><br/>When Vaarl emerged from the woods, Bellant blinked and immediately bristled. Honestly, this was getting ridiculous. It was just one thing after another. Medallions and injured allies showing up out of the blue again and now giant men with similarly giant wolves? Ridiculous. Bellant seriously doubted they had anything to fear. "Put your weapons down and we'll do the same," he shouted back. "You have no business approaching us like this."<br/><br/>Larteis said quickly, "we're travelers heading to Falone. There's, um, quite a few of us, so introductions might take longer." He shrank back into the cart, regretting saying anything. Honestly, he was a terrible diplomat.<br/><br/>-<br/><br/>Vasma seriously regretted making a snide remark, which was rare for her. She now knew more about whatever random trees grew up on mountains than she thought possible. However, she did admit that the knowledge might come in handy at some point- it usually did. She just didn't enjoy listening to it on the way there.<br/><br/>She nodded at Tarkus' rather simplistic remark about the village. "Yes, well, hopefully we'll be at least steered in the right direction." Looking at the place, though, she didn't hold much hope out. It didn't seem like a place for much of anything exciting to happen. That being said, she held her staff at the ready.