She'd climb a bit before she was slowly raised to the edge she would rub her shoulders as she examined him up and down.  She had almost no physical capacity herself and it would be more apparent in her attempts to climb which as a noble or ex noble was to be expected.  Either way she'd lead Meren down the dark passages after with the dancing lights guiding the way.  When they reached the end of the passage and made way into the forested area the lights would die off in an instant and her arms would drop to her sides.  It felt like an eternity within the hour of their escape but having had her own magics ongoing since even before she went into the tavern it was to be expected.  But now she was worried.  Looking back towards the direction of the village she'd see the smoke rising high and flames still lit afar.  But the noise was lacking as her eyes dimmed, looking away with hastes.<br/><br/>"WH....What now...."<br/><br/>Her question was but a whisper as much of what she ever had to say was like.  The question however was more for herself then anything as she slowly brought her arms up again to hold to herself.  She had no home now, she had no town to return to.  She had no family and she had no instincts to survive off of.  She felt she should of been reborn in the water of that well but in truth she couldn't just be set anew.  But she also had no choice.  Looking at her still wet cloths she wished to dry off but wasn't sure if it was the best idea.  Her whisper again sounding.<br/><br/>"The Village....We...."<br/><br/>She felt it finally hit.  Raising her hand to cover her mouth she'd cry, her tears hidden away by the drops of water still dripping from her hair as she fell to her knees and shivered at the thought.  So many people dead.  So many things different.  It was disgusting to her but it was hitting harder still as her stomach came to be upset by the situation.  Before long she'd be throwing up on the spot, no longer with her wits about herself now that they were mostly out of danger.  Not that they were completely out of it surely.