Laetha blinked in shock at what she had seen not to sure exactly what had happened. That didn't seem the way for any creature to die but then again she knew nothing of dragons what so ever. When Lady Rosewoode began speaking she listened and once she mentioned gems that sparked her intrest. It wasn't considered stealing if the one who owned it was dead ... well at least to a point.<br/><br/>Before she followed after after the lady she turned back to Anya and placed the sack she had been carring for her beside her front legs. There was no need to carry it back there with her own so all she did was nod her head and quietly went further into the back of the cave. Once in there she spotted the gems and her eyes widened in joy briefly before she composed herself. Lady Rosewood was right, they were rather pretty and just by the look of them seemed like they would fetch a rather good price. Maybe with this she could buy herself a mount and even have some left over for anything she would want or at least she would hope.<br/><br/>She grabbed a few blue gems first since those were her favorite color and then continued grabbing plenty more when she saw them. Though she saw the fire rocks she wasn't to sure what to think of them and decided to only snatch one of them just out of plain curiosity. Then before she turned to leave she looked in the hot spring seeing something bobing up and down in the water. It looked like an egg, much to large to be something she knew of and in her mind despite the value she wanted nothing to do with it.<br/><br/>"Lady Rosewoode," Laetha said pointing at the egg. "In the water...I think you may want that."<br/><br/>After she was happy with how full her own pack was she turned and walked back out to the entrance of the cave and leaned up against the wall, waiting to take off to where ever it was they were headed. Though she wondered if she should leave a little early to try and sell the gems and use the money for a mount so at least in the future she wouldn't be holding any one back or being a burden, no matter how little, on Anya.