The group getting into motion happened as quickly as it could with a group of this size. Avis headed back to her room to get anything she may have left behind, which fortunately wasn't much- she was a light packer, and knew they were going to be heading out soon, so she hadn't gotten out anything that wasn't quickly put back in her pack. With that, she headed out to the carriages to help get ready.<br/><br/>However, she stopped short at the sight of Verigan. Had she seen him last night? She couldn't remember, and honestly, he seemed like the sort of guy she would remember. Every time she turned around it seemed like a new, even more ludicrous person had appeared to join the group. The more the merrier, she supposed, but it also made her a little nervous- if there were more people, that made it more likely that one of them was secretly up to something they shouldn't be. Still, Avis figured she might as well introduce herself, and walked up to where Verigan was, up by the carriage. "Hello there," she said, managing to keep the uncertainty out of her voice as she grinned up at him. "I guess you're joining our group?"<br/><br/>Larteis took a little longer to gather up his things, and exited his room with Bellant to find Magnus' parents returning from their encounter from Verigan. "Er, hello," he said from behind his armfuls of belongings. "Anything we could do to help?" Bellant offered no greeting or help, only sourly hoped he wouldn't be pulling a carriage again. Certainly someone in the group of people they had acquired had a horse that could take his place, or another one had possibly been required.<br/><br/>-<br/><br/>Vasma looked Kaya with her usual uninterested expression, but she was well aware of the girl's nerves- she could practically smell it coming off of her. She seemed to be sizing them up, which Vasma certainly hoped was just in case they decided to attack her. It would go rather badly for the girl if she decided to attack. Unless, of course, there were more lying in ambush, which might be more likely than Vasma thought. Still, she hadn't heard or smelled anything. But they could have snuck up while they were fighting, and there were so many scents in the forest it was difficult to pick out anything useful. "Vasma," she said as a way of introduction. "We've told you our business, so what's yours?"<br/><br/>She was hardly interested in attacking the girl- after a while fighting just got exasperating and it seemed to be all she was doing lately- but all the same, she wasn't going to let Kaya get the drop on her if she decided to attack. She swung her staff around in a more readied position, but casually enough so it didn't look like it was what she was doing.