Ester was surprised to see that Valehna agreed with her. She gave her a nod, glad they were on the same page. She didn't know what awaited her when they managed to escape the forest but she may as well try to stay alive in the meantime. She looked over her shoulder as Mesaraih walked on ahead without them, furrowing her eyebrows. Had he finally learnt to stop talking? Yesterday she would have been pleased at such a thing, now it was unsettling. She'd become used to the constant background noise. She wondered if it had to do with the vision they all saw, she found hers just as disorientating and so on that note, she could sympathise with him.<br/><br/>She looked up at Tal when he asked his question, shaking her head. She didn't want to indulge in the vision. "I saw nothing." She mumbled, hoping that he would take her on her word and not push further.<br/><br/>"Nothing?" The Qunari asked, surprised.<br/><br/>"Nothing."<br/><br/>"I saw Par Vollen, before I became Tal Vashoth." He told the two, not wanting to pry without answering his own question too. He wondered why the elf had seen nothing, did she not have a happy memory or place? It would explain why she was so upfront all the time.<br/><br/>Ester looked back at Mesaraih, deciding she would follow after him. After all, they all needed him focused incase they were ambushed again. When she was just behind him, she slowed down a bit, unsure of what to say.<br/><br/>"You're going to get killed if you walk on so far ahead." She said, realising she sounded much ruder then she had intended.<br/><br/>"Guess we're going to get the Lyrium then." Tal commented, catching up to the other half of the party.