Ester watched the human walk out of their cave, shaking her head. "He's going to get himself killed." She commented, eyes following his silhouette until it had vanished behind some trees. She decided at this point to sit down, leaning her back against one of the cave walls before quickly shooting forward again. She'd forgotten about her back being sliced open just hours ago. She instead leaned forward, resting her hand in her elbow as her eyes darted around the night sky.<br/><br/>What a predicament they were in. She wondered what they were going to do once they were out of this forest and free for good. She wasn't sure what the others had done to land themselves in the cages but she definitely couldn't rejoin society. Well, not in Ferelden anyway. She'd have to try and make it to somewhere far away. Perhaps Rivain, she'd always wanted to go there.<br/><br/>The thought of having to be on the run forever made the girls eyes feel heavy and her mind exhausted. She'd never had a place to call home and it looks like she never would. "Maybe I would have been better off in the cage." She whispered to herself under her breath, sighing at the seemingly hopeless mood she'd managed to think herself into.<br/><br/>When she heard footsteps close by she sat upright again, peering over the long grass that covered the entrance to see what the cause of the noise was. There'd be no point in attacking just yet, even if it was enemies. Better to let them walk on by then be alerted of their presence. She relaxed again when Mesaraih appeared, returning to her previous relaxed slump.