Tal opened one eye to peer at the elf before nodding his head. "Sounds good." He replied, grabbing onto the bridges fence to hoist himself up. When he stood up he stretched out his limbs, giving a small groan as his back clicked. It still ached from all the fighting, he hadn't fought that much in a small amount of time before. Normally, his foes didn't take long to fall.<br/><br/>He dragged his feet along the bridge until he was beside Valehna. "Let's go wake them up, shall we?"<br/><br/>A smirk played on Ester's lips at Mesaraih's comment about betraying her. "Well, I was much younger back then. My anger grew over the years to follow." She explained, her eyes gazing off to the doorway as she relived it in her mind. "I was<span style="font-style: italic">so</span>angry. I didn't understand how my clan could just abandon such a young elf." She shook her head, realising she was telling the human too much. Though he had saved her on more than one occasion, they were still basically strangers. Though it felt nice to open up to someone, it was something she never did and she blamed her fatigue and hunger for doing it now.