Meira had run as fast as her legs would take her and somehow managed to get her and the small group outside just in time. The temple collapsed right behind them, and the Chamber of the Fayth deep inside would most likely never be visited again after that. Religion was everything to these people; something deep down inside of her told her as much. But those thoughts were for another time. Even if they were outside, away from that creature, she knew that they were not out of the clear just yet and her condition was not the best. She found a structure and leaned against it, clutching her side. Even after everything she has been through, she was still able to feel pain. Part of her was annoyed, part of her was almost happy because doing something right was a different experience for her. It made her feel pretty good about herself, like some kind of hero.<br/><br/>When the woman spoke to her, Meira faced her with a look of understanding.”Wing… Gull..?” Straightening herself a little, she looked to the horizon beyond the village. “I will head there”. There didn’t seem to be anything there but for some reason she trusted this woman. It was natural since she had trusted her, right? In a way trusting her was returning the favor. She didn’t need any explanation when a lot of the evidence was around them. There was so much chatter that it almost made it difficult to concentrate. Even during the simulations, she was not use to this. Meira held her head and let out a soft breath as she did her best to keep her composure. The villagers were wondering what the hell happened, and a naked woman, as cold as ice, who came out of nowhere standing around certainly did not make things any better for them.<br/><br/>“Be quick.” She said quietly. Pushing off the wall, she took in a deep breath, closed her eyes to clear her thoughts, block out the pain, and for the third time today ran as fast as she could to get there. The people who had seen her take off began to move after her, but fear kept them in place. No doubt, she was going to have to fight her way through. Meira did not want it to come down to that, but if it did come down to it she would not hesitate. To her surprise when she arrived at the location pointed out she did not have to. Admittedly, part of her had been expecting to fight something on the way here but nothing happened. Nothing popped out and tried to attack her, she was left alone. Granted she was not standing out in the open saying ‘come and get me’ but still.