Kala had been looking towards where the entrance was with apprehension.  She thought she could see movement, hear vague sounds, but she was too far away to be able to know how the fight was going.  She was startled out of her staring as she heard loud sharp bark.  It had such and odd tone to it that it both made her curious and alert.  It certainly hadn't come from the small pup that had run before her.<br/><br/>She had swiveled her head around and what she found was an odd sight indeed.  A boy and a dog, both colored pale and red in simular fashions.  The boy was waving a hand at her and the large dog had commensed to rushing towards her.  She stiffened instinctually until the dog began to bump his head against her sides as if trying to coax her for a pet.  she relaxed just a fraction and slid her blade back into it's sheath.  If this was a sidhe boy, she need not give the wrong impression.<br/><br/>She drew in a breath and then reached a hand down to run nails through the dog's fur affectionately.  She had always liked animals, but had never the opportunity or life style to afford her to keep one.  Her eyes shifted to the boy himself as he began to speak.  She glanced towards the smaller pup and shook her head.  "She isn't really mine...well...that is to say, me and the one I was traveling with, Kalab, and recently found her and brought her with us.  We had a little...trouble when we were crossing into this path.  Someone attacked us and Kalab held them off so that me and the pup could escape."<br/><br/>She took a glance back towards the entrance once more, still apprehensive about not knowing what was going on or the outcome of what had transpired.  She turned her head back towards the boy and the dog and then let her aura go, taking down the blocks she normally held in place to keep it from being sensed.  It would no doubt have a simular feeling as Kalab.  She did this, incase the boy may know of Kalab and so that he may understand her next words.  "He was bringing me to some priests.  I..."<br/><br/>She paused, unsure of how to word the next sentence.  She wasn't even sure how she felt about all of this.  She was about to possibly give into one of the things she had been fighting against most of her life.  "It is...difficult for me to explain.  I am not sure which priests he had planned to take me to and I am not sure even how he had faired..."