Essa kept her gaze on the Ramen perched on the branch above her, her head tilted slightly to the side as she considered the best course of action to proceed. At this point she was discovered, and even if she silenced the Ramen above her, the others would know they were not alone. At best she would have to disappear into the woods and attempt to pick their trail up at another time or just leave them to their own devices and forget she ever crossed paths with them. The other option would be to show her presence to the rest of the group, even if she slipped away, the Ramen here would share his discover with them.<br/><br/>A soft smirk creased her lips as she pictured the stunned and awed reactions when an elf appeared in their midst, for her kind rarely interacted with the other sentient races of the world. The long sometime alien view her people took of things tended to unsettle and clash with the short term view most others adapted in this harsh world.<br/><br/>Slowly she eased the bow string back, keeping the arrow in hand in case she needed it quickly and rose somewhat from her perch on the branch. With an amused smirk on her lips, recalling the line from a long forgotten piece of entertainment she once discovered.<span style="color: purple">"Can you fly Bobby?" </span>She asked in a slightly amused tone before letting herself fall backwards from the tree branch, flexing her legs and using that to push off from the tree.<br/><br/>The bow was brought into her body to keep it from tangling with any of the small branches until she completely cleared the tree and she used her own momentum to carry the backwards fall into a flip so her feet were facing the ground. If she had been any higher in the tree she might not choose such a showy entrance, but as she had decided to get a better eye on the group, there was little risk in such an action. A faintly whispered word helped slow her descent as she neared the ground, allowing her to land in a crouched position before slowly rising to her full nine foot height.<br/><br/>She couldn't help but look to see the reactions of those still on the ground as she seemed to appear out of nowhere. The bow held loosely at her side, and the hilts of her blades could be see just peeking out of her overcloak as she waited to see what the ones on the ground did as well as wait for the Ramen from the tree to join her on the ground.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>