Even though Kykysh had, more or less, approached the group, she still stood at the edge of the path patting herself down and straightening herself up to ensure that she was presentable - this was her first contact with sentient life, no that was wrong, with intelligent life. Wrong too. Her first contact with other beings capable of speech - that was... acceptable. Though her attention was not on the group she could hear several voices, some in conversation, some seemingly in monologue, and strangely, she did not feel threatened.<br/><br/>The first voice was beautiful, and in urgent need to find water. That is to say, the being with the beautiful voice wished to find water, a voice by itself trying to find a water source was quite odd. This appeared to be important. Kykysh knew well the importance of water, water was the essence of life, life brought consciousness and that was the fundamental principle of existence, but this was not the time to ponder one of the many mysteries of the universe.<br/><br/>The next voice - voices - were almost definitely in conversation and Kykysh found she understood them almost perfectly, their accents weren't so outlandish or hurtful that their words went misunderstood. This was good. One male and one female, though the voices were so similar and spoken almost in tandem it was difficult to fathom which was which. The third voice hurt her ears. She understood, in a general sort of way what it was saying - possibly something about a deposit box and a blue person that flows?<br/><br/>This all flitted through the labyrinth of her mind in a matter of moments. She looked up and her eyes went wide as the demon - Garsh? Garrett? - was storming past her, she stepped back in alarm. The thing was as tall as she but far broader, it was silver-chested and hideous beyond description but, thankfully, did not seem hostile. Then the import of another voice finally struck home. Another moment later Kykysh stared at a bow with a notched arrow aimed at her!<br/><br/>Fine eyebrows knitted together. "Business with these humans? We have never met so how can we have a business?" Kykysh looked at the woman - was definitely a woman - with dark eyes and a boggled expression. "Why have you got that bow pointed at me? I am well um lets just say that I walk and ah am a... traveler, of sorts. Yes!" The sapling mage clenched her fists together in front of her chest as if celebrating a victory. "A traveler, for I travel, you see."<br/><br/>Not knowing what else to do and feeling awkward, Kykysb curtsied.