Inga hadn't expected to be thrown around nearly as much as she was, although she supposed it was for the best. Still, after the gut wrenching moment where she thought Rock Hammer was going to crush them<br/>both, she was glad to be free from Liliana's iron grip. She staggered away from the woman and immediately fell to the ground, coughing in the dust that had been kicked up in the man's fall. After a long moment of regaining her balance, she pulled herself to her feet and pushed her tangle of black hair out of her face. Squinting in the confusion, Inha located a face she knew that wasn't in alarming proximity to a giant that was in the throes of madness- Viktor, who while close, wasn't in Rock's line of movement. She ran off to the side, heading toward the man. As she staggered up to him, she tried to keep her voice steady as she asked, "what's going on?" She heard the din of the marketplace around her- Rock Hammer's groans, the screams of the townspeople, a man desperately trying to calm everyone around them- but she couldn't focus on any one particular thing. It was all too overwhelming.<br/><br/>When Regina reached out her hand, Tiny immediately shoved his face into it, eager for attention. He barked up at her, loping besides her when she began to move.<br/><br/>However, Magpie was already moving down the street toward the group of people around Rock, dog forgotten. She squinted down the road, taking in the odd spectacle. Why was Darina so... Familiar with the giant? They had all just met today, and she already owed him something? Magpie couldn't imagine anything the two would have in common. She frowned at the odd menagerie of people. The guards would be coming at any moment to forcibly remove them, of course. They'd probably beat anyone out of town who was remotely connected to them. She kept an eye out for the guards as she tried to blend into the crowds of people, most of whom were running from the market as fast as they could. She lingered near a table without a shopkeeper, but found nothing of interest and moved on, trying to decide whether to stick with this odd group.