Making sure that she didn't touch the dragon, Gajol wrapped an arm around Aya's waist in their short embrace. "It's nice to see you again too, Aya," she said genially.<br/><br/>While he could still talk with her before being pulled away again, Falameezar introduced himself to the barbarian as well. She made sure to keep note of it for later. "I imagine I did fairly well," Gajol told the slightly worrisome elf, "although I don't think I'd have made it without Elta's help as well. I managed to cripple the nabassu's wings when she blinded it, and that was one of the critical points in the fight."<br/><br/>Once their little reunion was over, Gajol nodded in agreement with Mirnea and watched Aya utilize yet another of her versatile talents and check the only closed door left. She waited anxiously for what was to be reported.<br/><br/>In the meantime, upon contact with the door handle, Aya would suddenly get a flash, a vision that burnt across her eyes. She would spot something humanoid, with four writhing, pointed tentacles. The vision was blurred to the point that she could tell nothing about it other than the tentacles and that it had a head, two legs and two arms. There was a mad cackle, and a few screams, one of them being female.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>