Isalisk listened to him speak on over to him, her chest still heaving slightly but otherwise calming down. His words seemed to soft and confident, she almost felt guilty for having believed otherwise, but the Dragoness could not trust in such words completely and right off the bat. She would give him a chance, however, and for now felt her heart feel at ease as she gave him a light nod.<br/><br/>Even if it wasn't going to last, he believed his words were true right now. That was all that mattered, because now was all they had. In the morning, they could very well both fall in battle, slain by another horrible Demon that they were not as lucky with the next time.<br/><br/>She accepted the cloak with a gracious nod, pressing it against her body and then wrapping it about a few times as she sat up. She almost felt comfortable being so exposed, as if for a moment she had forgotten she was bare in front of him, though she was sure the feeling would not last the moment she spent a few hours in her leather again. Her thoughts rang on this by the side as he tried to explain something dark to her, the reptilian slits turning to gaze at him more carefully.<br/><br/>"Then..." She began slowly. "You did eat the souls."<br/><br/>It was not said with any malice or disappointment, but as if stating the fact of the reality. She knew from his tone that this was not something he revealed in, and she honestly believed that it wasn't a part of anything he could control. Either way, her feelings for him were solid as the mountain now, and Aluren could very well become the next menace of the void and Isalisk would still love him.<br/><br/>To his promise she gave him a final warm smile of confidence, her eyes softening as she reached up and took his bare hand in her own with care. "Thank you, Aluren. I will do my best to keep you strong through your troubles." She told him, starting at him for a good while before her attention was brought up to the black and void-like sky.<br/><br/>"This place is strange.." She admitted, her lips parting in a bit of awe as if she never really got a good look at it. "... I miss the stars, and the clouds. Here, there is nothing. Not even fog."