Ras rubbed Amber's back softly and sighed, uttering a quick spell to soothe her nerves. "Calm down my dear, I know what happened to your Tauren mother and I promise I'll never make you have to see that again." He flipped off Ophidian and gave Amber a tight squeeze. "Shh, everything will be just fine. You don't need to worry, would you like to come home with me when I talk to Amere so you can make sure I don't hurt her?"<br/><br/>Bayne shrugged and squeezed Susan tight against her body.<span style="color: Indigo"> "It's good for you to face your fears. Free falling down the side of a cliff is a good way to go about that." </span>She rolled her eyes and looked down at Susan as three braves moved to greet them, the three bowing in respect.<span style="color: Indigo"> "If they were going to hurt you would I bring you here?"</span>"Greetings, Great Mother, it has been many moons since you've last blessed us with your presence."<span style="color: Indigo">"Yes it has, I've been very busy and I'm afraid this visit will have to be brief. My friend here needs to return to her lands soon, but I'd like to get her a gift first. Something simple like a chain would suffice." </span>The female Brave nodded and was quick to remove all three necklaces she wore but Bayne held up a hand.<span style="color: Indigo">"Those are yours, child. We will get her her own, one that she can add to as life takes her around the world."</span>She sat Susan down and lead her into the village by the hand, several Tauren stopping to greet the succubus in disguise but none of them seemed to even notice the Human. After crossing several large tents Bayne stopped at a small stand being ran by a female Tauren shorter than Susan. "Hi!"<span style="color: Indigo">"Hello, little one. I'd like a chain for my friend here, and maybe a charm or something to remind her of her visit here."</span>The girl looked under the stand for a moment and pulled out a thin length of chain with a deep red rock attached to it. "That's from the Ancestral Grounds, the Red Rocks. I got it all by myself." She beamed proudly and handed it to Susan as Bayne placed a gold coin on the stand and walked away before the girl could argue against such a large payment.<span style="color: Indigo">"Come Susan, time to go home."</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>