Kala arched a brow at his words, before a soft frown curved her lips.  Had she been mistaken?  This world was different from her own.  Hell, she had never actually been in another realm before.  What she knew as fact is that skeletons couldn't do much other than sit there and be...well...inanimate.  She watched with slight amazement as one of the skulls that he had touched turned to gaze at the boy.<br/><br/>It was one of the strangest things she had saw, so far.  And apparently, she had offended them.  Crap.  She watched as the boy suddenly climbed up unto his dog and spoke of joining in some hunt.  He was leaving her alone with these...skeletons that sat at the table.  "But..." Her voice died on her lips as the boy took off with his dog.  "Fuck..." She murmured softly under her breath.  She let her eyes slide back towards the table where the skeletons sat and suddenly, everything seemed so silent without the boy's presence, or at least to her.<br/><br/>She fidgeted...and it wasn't often she fidgeted.  What the hell was she suppose to do?  She stared once more uncertainly at the skeletons that sat at the table, an eyebrow arched.  She wondered if she should say something, but felt like she would feel profoundly silly for trying to speak to skeletons that hadn't even spoken yet.  She cursed a little under her breath, wondering if Kalab had made it out alive and if he would maybe find her soon.  She sure as hell hoped so.