Valehna felt an odd mix of sensations as the mysterious figure led her away from the falling rocks. They were clearly color coded, as well. She would get flashes of a soothing, blue light sometimes. At these moments, she felt calm and safe, even somewhat content. However, it made her feel very unaware, and because of that, very unsafe. Just as the blue visions lulled her, she would get a flash of red and it would bring anger and distrust in equal measure.<br/><br/>The figure asked Valehna what had happened, and she honestly couldn't say. "Wouldn't you know?" she asked, in a voice that was meant to sound suspicious but sounded more sleepy than anything. She looked up as they began to climb the rocks.<br/><br/>"Oh no," she laughed. "I am not going up there." She drew her staff, stumbled back a bit, then regained her balance and closed one eye, as if aiming at something with a bow. There was a giant hole in the rock face; she thought she should fix that.<br/><br/>Mesaraih grunted as Tal pushed him away. He turned back to face him. "Just what the hell is wrong with you?" he asked. "Listen to me: I don't know what happened, but something is making you seriously crazy."<br/><br/>A rock fell just behind Tal, only barely missing him. "And to walk back that way is complete suicide. Do you want to die?" Mesaraih asked.<br/><br/>He wasn't sure if talking was the way to get through Tal's daze, but he figured it wouldn't hurt. "Either way, I'm not going to stay away. If you keep pushing me, I might have to hurt you," he said, taking a step towards the big Qunari.