Artimer could only hope that Clairissa had paid complete attention to what he had to say as he could not be completely sure that the human armies used the same hand language that his battalion had. Before he had walked to far forward he did turn to Clairissa and walked up to her, the charm was gone and his face was completely serious. He stopped just feet from her before he spoke. his voice was firm though gentle. "I will not call you by your true name, to do so would give me power over you, and even though I would relish the power that would give me over probably one of the most powerful humans in your land. I will not call you by your true name. Hope you defiantly are not. So deal with the nicknames." With out waiting for a response he turned and silently stalked away.<br/><br/>He had noticed how the walls and the floor was too uniform for a cavern ever since he walked into the water cavern. When he saw that memories that were not his own had come flooding back. Memories of his great to the seventh grand parents that had been past down from generation to generation over the centuries. He knew that some where down this hall lead to a forgotten city. This city had lain dormant since his great great great grand parents. The city of Glassgate Crossing, where the humans betrayed all the magical creatures of this world.<br/><br/>Shaking his head just a little he focused on the task at hand. To his sensitive hearing Clairissa was stepping heavily against the stone, causing the walls to vibrate with the sound. He realized she was trying, no human would ever be able to master the finer art of silent walking, at least not while their hearing was as poor as it was. As they walked on he noticed that the creatures they had fought the night before were abundant down here, but they kept their distance from them. The most they did was hiss and scurry off in different directions. He noticed that most of them looked fresher, as they did not show any recent signs of being in a fight, though there was a few that had scorch marks, or were missing limbs. He did not feel the need to warn about them or even react to their presence as they were only to happy to give them both a wide birth.<br/><br/>Around noon he had them stop to heat up some of the extra meat they had from breakfast. Handing Clairissa one of the birds, already de-feathered and gutted and even cooked, though the bird was a little burned. He moved off a little to sit down with his back to where she sat. He changed into a smaller anthro dragon form making it much easier for him to eat his meal. He ate two fish and a bird whole, without bothering to removing their scales or feathers or even bones as he needed every part of the animals for all the nutrients they provided.<br/><br/>When he was finished eating he walked over to where Clairissa was eating. "If we get the chance I will try to find some greens that's not poisonous. Since you humans need what ever it is from them."