Ah now that was a good question, wasnâ€™t it: Were Beyt and Gimmel truly going to leave or were they going to stick around a bit longer? In all honestly they were not sure, but there was one thing for certain and that was the fact that Beyt was deeply disturbed by what had happened and she was sure that by travelling with Jhene maybe she could find out why that happened. During that little near death encounter she also realized that her powers seemed to sharpen a bit around not only Jhene but these wolves in general. Like a curious little pup always seeking information, she wanted to know why that was exactly and she wanted to know why. In some sensed she was just ad stubborn as Gimmel was when it came to certain things.<br/><br/>It drove her brother crazy sometimes as it did get them in trouble but at the same time she knew deep down he enjoyed that sense of adventure. She doubted that he would have any without her, even if he was the one who wanted to go on this journey.<br/><br/>â€œYouâ€™re quite welcome. And yes, I do agree that any tension should be expelled immediately,â€ Beyt told Jhene while they walked to the temple. A small frown appeared on her expression when she noticed that Jheneâ€™s paw was bleeding; there was no mistaking the scent of blood. Briefly she wondered how the injury happened, but it was none of her business to question. Perhaps she received it in the forest â€“the sharp ice and the fallen branches as well as sharp rocks did provide that possibility, she knew. She was grateful that she and Gimmel came out unscathed, or at least as far as she could tell they did. In the sense of metal injuries Beyt knew that they were there alright and probably would not go away for quite some time. Seeing Aleph again like that, it felt like a nightmare and she could only imagine what the other two had seen. The thought made he look down a moment.<br/><br/>â€œWe will be on our way shortly, yes.â€ Gimmel answered Drake, speaking matter-of-factly. It was obvious that he wanted to get going and not because of the strange wolves. He wanted to leave because he was still shook up about the forest. The little event made him trust the wolves less for some reason, especially since Jhene had indeed mentioned there was tension between them; if he was not welcome, if the tension was solid and indestructible, then he would leave. Gimmel knew when he was not wanted and despite his antagonizing tenancies he would not stick around those who did not want him around.<br/><br/>The city was quite a ways away, but if they hurried they could probably make it before the next storm it. They had no map or any way of knowing exactly where the city lies, but they would have to trust their instincts. That was how they lived now that they were on this journey and that was what they would stand by. If anyone tried to tell them differently, they would simply deny them, although Beyt at least was always interested in new idea. She loved seeing how people lived so for her this experience was an interesting one despite almost dying. Now all they had to do was more forward.<br/><br/>â€œBrother, I suggest we stay with them a little longer,â€ she told him softly. â€œThey seem to know about what the Prophet was telling us before we left. What happened in the forest confirms it and I, for one, am interested.â€<br/><br/>He seemed surprised by her decision, but there was also understanding in his eyes. Gimmel could not help but smile at his sister. It seems she was more interested in this journey than he was after all, â€œAlright, but we leave exactly an hour after noon. I wish to reach the city before nightfall if itâ€™s possible.â€ He then spoke up so Drake could hear. â€œWe are staying until exactly one hour after noon hits. Beytâ€™s request.â€<br/><br/>Beyt seemed satisfied with that.