As Liliana ran out the door, Inga blinked after her a moment, a bit startled by her abrupt departure. She blinked as the woman hurtled down the street after the small pig. Then, her brain caught up, and she shouted, "hey, wait!" Inga ran out of the building as it groaned ominously. The dog tucked in her jacket yelped as she ran, and Inga did her best to hold it in place, although it wasn't easy to do so while running. Cursing her short legs, she did her best to keep up with Liliana.<br/><br/>As she rounded the corner, she ran into the woman's back. Inga stumbled back, the puppy squeaking indignantly at being squashed. She rearranged her coat hastily- then stopped when she heard the noises emanating from the marketplace. She looked up, watching the marketplace's movement, so large that it was visible from this great distance. She wanted to run, but leaving without Liliana frightened her. Inga didn't want to be alone in this mess.<br/><br/>-<br/><br/>At Darina's remark, Magpie shrugged. "What can I say? It's not like I don't fit the bill." It wasn't the first time someone had insulted her moniker, and it wouldn't be the last. However, Magpie had stopped caring about other people's opinions on the subject. It was a name she'd picked out, and it was one she liked, so what was the problem? Admittedly it had some negative connotations, but, well, that wasn't her fault.<br/><br/>However, before the conversation could proceed much further, the ground began to shake. Magpie looked down at the ground, then looked up as Rock Hammer charged by with enough speed to blow wind in her face. She blinked. Then blinked again as Darina departed. Then blinked at Regina.<br/><br/>"Well," she said with as much blasé indifference as she could, "that's going to make it basically impossible to find a drink in this town." In truth, Magpie was more than a little unsettled. This day was definitely climbing up into her list of personal top ten weird days. Possible even top five. Tiny wound his way around her legs anxiously, whining noisily the entire time. Magpie glanced after the destruction, not entirely sure what to do next. Everything within her wanted to leave and never deal with this mess of a group again. But if she was being realistic, she was low on resources and didn't have any other place to go. She looked up at Regina and half smiled. "Guess I'm gonna see how this mess turns out. Don't blame you if you're bailing, though."