<blockquote class="uncited"><div>"I have a plan. I am going to be leaving the group and going on my own." Tobi said to himself.</div></blockquote><br/><br/>"I'm sorry, I couldn't quite make that out," Myri said sincerely.<br/><br/>"You weren't intended to, Myri," Alabaster muttered to her.  "When people say things under their breath like that, it means they don't want others to hear."<br/><br/>"Oh, I'm sorry," Myri apologized again.  "In the future, I'll be sure not to hear."<br/><br/>Alabaster buried his face in his hands and moaned softly to himself.<br/><br/><blockquote class="uncited"><div>"No direction, really," Lianth said, shrugging his fuzzy shoulders and rolling his neck a little, a soft popping sound faintly audible as the last injures to his body finished mending themselves. "We DO have a plan though. We have an object we must protect and an entirely unpleasant spider lady we must flee. So our plan involves getting as far from her as humanly possible."<br/><br/>His sprite alighted on his shoulder. "There may not be strength in numbers here," Kiana warned. "We are somewhat wanted. Travelling with us is bound to prove dangerous."<br/><br/>Lianth frowned at Kiana, sighing a bit. "Gee, way to be a buzzkill."</div></blockquote><br/><br/>"If it's not too much trouble, I'll come along anyway," Myri replied hopefully.  "I've never been in danger before.  Maybe it will be interesting."<br/><br/>"Myri, you've been chased out of any number of human towns.  Was that not dangerous?" Alabaster demanded.<br/><br/>"Oh, those little rocks they threw didn't really hurt me," Myri said cheerfully.  "I didn't much like the shouting, though, so I went away to make them stop shouting."<br/><br/>((I'm not trying to make her a ditz... really!  She's supposed to be intelligent, but naive.))