Tals attention turned to Ester after Mesaraih had claimed he was calm. He looked at her expectantly, waiting for her to react in someway. Which, of course, she did.<br/><br/>"Tell the shem to stop irritating me, then I'll be calm." She stated, following on ahead as she pulled her cloak around her. So that's how it was going to be until they managed to escape, herself vs. Mesaraih. She would leave, head off by herself, if she believed she could survive by herself. Which she didn't. Not this hungry and this tired. She'd have to put with the human until they'd found their way out of this damn forest.<br/><br/>Tal shook his head at the two, laughing at Valehnas joke. "I must admit the bickering is entertaining. I just hope we don't have to jump in to end a fight." He said, mainly to the other elf, but he wasn't sure if the others could hear him or not.<br/><br/>They traveled for quite some time, an orange hue had cast across the sky as the sun began to set over the horizon. In the distance, there was an opening to a cave, the same one that no doubt lead to the Deep Roads. A couple of Darkspawn hovered around the entrance, but there didn't seem to be many around at all, which Ester found strange.<br/><br/>When she noticed the enemies, she held her hand out to the others, placing a finger over her lips and pointing towards the stray blighted creatures that walked aimlessly.<br/><br/>"We should take them out quickly and quietly, so we don't lure more out." She whispered, hoping everyone could hear her.