The tension was so thick in the area it was almost palpable.  When Kalab's voice cut through the air, she felt relief flood her.  She kept her eyes upon Draki, but watched the woods in her perifrial.  It wasn't long before Kalab stepped through the brush and at that moment, she thought he had to tbe the most welcoming sight.  Her muscles relaxed just the slightest bit as Kalab spoke to her, though her eyes never left Draki.<br/><br/>"Well I attempted to, but the boy said he knew you and would take me to the priests.  That's how I ended up here.  I didn't even have much of a chance to leave this place before our friend here showed up."  She said, keeping her voice even.  She was startled as suddenly the enviroment changed from night to day and for one weak moment she was in awe and distracted.<br/><br/>She almost asked what the hell had happened, but she stopped herself just in time.  It was Kalab's voie that drew her attention again and she let her eyes settle on the creature before them.  She realized Kalab had set himself between her and the creature and she felt a moment of pride, which caused her to take a couple of steps to the side, so that he wasn't entirely blocking her from the creature.  She may not be as powerful as him and she was glad he was there, but that didn't mean she'd let him make her look weak in front of this creature.<br/><br/>"I just found out our friend here was present when we first came unto this realm.  I do believe he may know something about what or who attacked you."  She said, keeping her voice calm and level.  She knew there may be a chance the creature would deny involvement, be she wasn't stupid.  If Kalab didn't recognize him as fae, more than likely he didn't belong here.  If he was there when they came through, there was very little chance he wasn't involved with the ambushing.  "He offered me a glass of drink, wasn't that a lovely gesture?"  She commented almost casually, so that Kalab would be aware of what had happened, while keeping to the tone of the conversation.