Kora notices Windelâ€™s look towards Jahan and prevented the corner of her lips from drifting downward into a scowl. â€œI donâ€™t believe any of us here have the authority to sacrifice another member of our party for our own benefit. If we are going to journey together then we must learn to get along with one another despite individual predispositions, biases, dislikes, race, religion, or habits, at least temporarily until the job is complete.â€ She timidly looked from each of them on to the next. â€œI still doubt that they would deny us safe passage as long as our moreâ€¦unique features are concealed with in the process. Perhaps stealth would also be a better alternative than blowing something up. You donâ€™t know what casualties you might face in the process of setting up such demolitions, or setting them off. It could put, whether you realize it or not, people at risk for injury or death. Apart from the short time frame it will keep people occupiedâ€¦there are flaws with your plan as well. Whether or not you choose to acknowledge them is up to you. I can only ask you take into consideration the fall out of every possible path before impulsively deciding which is best.â€<br/><br/>She speaks with a beautiful articulation. Her voice was still soft, as were her features as she spoke. It was completely devoid of any form of malice or anger. It was almost hard to even fathom she spoke of strategy with her bell-like, soft-spoken, feminine voice. It brought this feeling of calm amidst the small group. One could get the feeling that if she kept carrying on for a long time they would be forced into bouts of introspection and sub-conscious self-analysis.<br/><br/>â€œDo you truly think that if guided by me they would see anything other than what you see before you? Feel any threat?â€ she adds after her first message had settled. She did look exceptionally innocent and good-hearted. As long as they didnâ€™t sacrifice virgins, she should be okay. She felt a prickling sensation on the back of her neck at the thought and closed her eyes for a moment before glancing over her shoulder. How could she be surprised that no one was there? But he was there, somewhere. It may not be in the same room, but he was<span style="font-style: italic">always</span>aware. She drew in a breath and looked at them.