Water filled the leather skins with a frustrating slowness. Tyl'ra needed to be moving so that she did not have to focus so much on the other woman. What was wrong with her? She never would have thought that someone so weak could keep her so confounded. It was those damnable eyes or the strange way she smelled. Just thinking about it made the barbaric elf wrinkle her noise again. Air escaped in a huff and if she could have managed to stomp her foot crouched like she was, she would have. All of that and such brazen flaunting of her body like that. She seemed to enjoy it. That little half-smirk of hers and those cursed lips. The elf tried to scowl, to force herself to her usual gruff control but the feeling of the Tiefling's eyes on her sent a soft shiver through her.<br/><br/>It felt strange. She had the feeling of being watched, scrutinized, before but this felt different. Was the desert heat getting to her? It was almost as if she could feel hands on her body but a quick glance showed nothing on her shoulders. Her back arched and she tensed visibly. She must have spent time too much time in the sun or ingested something not good for her. It was a trick of the mind. Was she wishing that Nisha would touch her so much that she was imagining it with such clarity? That was absurd. Still, the insistent touches persisted. When the hands moved under her breasts, Tyl'ra shifted slightly, arching her back. Her body's reactions were honest even if she was in denial of the touch she felt and when the hands rested on her hips, her body tensed, even her magnificent backside flexing under the skin-tight leather. The last action made her back arch and the thinnest thread of sound escape. She felt ashamed and stood up shakily.<br/><br/>Tyl'ra stoppered the second waterskin and simply started to walk.<span style="color: darkorange"> "It is t...time to go. Do not fall behind." </span>The elf growled in a tone of complete finality. She needed to sort out what was going on and soon, or she did not know what would happen. If she could not focus it could cost them both their lives so she did not even spare the sorceress or her curvy frame a second glance. It was only two days, she could handle to pampered little Kanda for that long<span style="color: darkorange">."Hurry Obsidian eyes. Your Si-gil may have allowed you to be weak, but here if you fall behind you get left behind." </span>that was the best answer, she thought. Just keep the girl from being friendly and it would be okay. It was just two days.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>