<span style="color: #00FF00">Valehna's eyes were narrowed as she scanned the landscape around them, trying to pick up anything that might point them in which direction to go next. It seemed as if everything was barren, but right before she turned her eyes back to the group, she thought she was something in a particularly thick clump of forest below. At first, it just blended in with the trees, but as she scrutinized it further, she realized there was a small, green-yellow chimney poking out from the canopy, with a tiny bit of smoke creeping up from it in tendrils.<br/><br/>When Tal mentioned Redcliffe, she nodded. "If anything, we should be able to get supplies there. They might not take very kindly to a Dalish there, but I don't mind." Her eyes flashed green. "Let them try something. First, however, we might want to check that chimney out over there. Aren't you curious about who would still be living in their house out here during a blight?"</span><br/><br/>Mesaraih submerged himself under the water for a few seconds. It was cold, but he was quickly getting used to it. He laughed at Tal's comment about the water. "I've always been of the opinion that a little dirt in your food and drink gives it character," he said. "Or you can just drink from up there," Mesaraih pointed to the water at the head of the pool, which he hadn't gone near yet."<br/><br/>He grabbed his shirt and leather pants in his hands and rubbed them together, attempting to scrub some of the grime away. Once he felt they were as good as they were going to get, he dragged all his clothes from the water, pulled himself out of it, and started pulling them on, wet as they were. He might not dry off in a while, but he didn't mind. It wasn't as if he hadn't gone through the experience of falling in water fully clothed before, and this was quite similar.<br/><br/>He had listened to Tal and Valehna's discussion. At her words, he peered curiously over to where she had motioned. "I'm deathly curious," he said. He took out the two empty fur sacks he had, washed them in the river, then filled them with water. "Maybe we'll run into some help."