Chrrou acknowledges the approaching hobgoblins with a brief glance, and with another to Mero he turns away to stalk back toward the rest of the party. The point wasn't to inspire any sort of gratitude or indebtedness, of course; the druid would laugh at the idea of either. Akkun, on the other hand, in the druid's estimation, will probably not readily forget that according to the tenets of their way of life, he should probably be dead now.<br/><br/>It isn't until he's safely back among the rest of the party that the lion lies down on all fours, closes his eyes, nestles into himself as though about to take a nap... but instead, his fur ripples and then his body starts to draw in on itself, diminishing as the druid reclaims his normal mousefolk-shape without a sign that the lion was ever there; despite its size, the feline body didn't leave so much as a set of tracks or a scent-trail over the snow. Kneeling next to the accumulated treasure, he speaks the completion of a short ritual [Casting<span style="font-style: italic">Detect Magic</span>] and starts sorting the takings into special and not-so-special; in perhaps a touch of paranoia, he avoids actually touching unknown elements like gems, jewelry, dust and liquids, electing to push the relevant items around by the tip of his staff instead. He does make a special point of squinting at Sashi's new fashion-accessory so as to determine whether it has any otherworldly qualities to it. Eyeing the barding, his eyes light up a little, and he whistles to call Heshaar over; when the grinning, gorgedly belly-sagging she-wolf sidles unhurriedly closer, he immediately starts sizing her up for goodness of fit.<br/><br/>"...Anything to eat? I guess that depends. Do you<span style="font-style: italic">always</span>take so much food to keep yourself going?" His eyes dart between the centaur, the spoils, his faithful companion, Geno and his conversation-partners, and the remainder of the Heodo tribe. Then again, being a mouse, he's used to keeping tabs on everywhere at once. "If you feel you need more, eat more, but their bodies DO come out of your share of the take. Nutrions aren't sold cheaply," he grins ruefully.