Recovered and refreshed from her experiences with Eurikova - and reassured that joining up with the group was the correct decision, no matter how tempting Aviana might be - Phylia wakes around the same time as Aviana, although she spends the first hour as a mostly unresponsive odd-looking blob as she re-attunes herself with her surroundings for the day.  "I do enjoy the heat; while wet or dry areas are both comparatively easy to find, most of the Underdark is unfortunately rather cold.  The heat attracts all sorts of creatures, making finding food easier in those areas."<br/><br/>[<a class="postlink" href="http://orokos.com/roll/400235">Perception check</a>:<span style="text-decoration: underline">1d20+18</span><span style="font-weight: bold">37</span>-> Success ]<br/><br/>She is more than happy to lend them her expertise with navigating the tunnels according to their map, guiding their group deeper in.  As Aviana stops and asks about a sudden noise, Phylia hears it at the same time.  "Armor means it's intelligent, which could mean dwarves, duergar, svirfneblin, drow, or a few other more uncommon races.  On the other hand, that chittering sounds like something insect-ish, and you're right about it sounding unhappy."<br/><br/>[<a class="postlink" href="http://orokos.com/roll/400237">Stealth check</a>:<span style="text-decoration: underline">1d20+21</span><span style="font-weight: bold">26</span>]<br/>[ Phylia doesn't have Knowledge (religion), so she can't make that check. ]<br/><br/>Moving up next to Aviana, Phylia sets eyes on the drow and the drider, and she gets an unhappy look on her face as she whispers back to the dragonness.  "Or it could be both.  Careful of the glow, by the way - there are plenty of species that use that to lure in prey.  Light never shows up this deep without a good reason.  They're unlikely to let us by peacefully either.  Thoughts?"  Even as she says that though, Phylia can't help but think of how long it's been since she's managed to snag a drow, and the thought has her eyeing them with a much more hungry look on her face than if she had been alone.