With the half-elf interacting with his...second half?  She's never really understood summoners, but that's what she's come to classify it as.  Maybe she should ask him about it at some point...  But with him talking with Xyr and her other two companions making quick meals of the final two remaining orcs she's left to herself for a few moments.  Not that she minds.  Aurora simply leans back against side of the cliff next to the path and continues her rubbing over her own groaning stomach.  She's not nearly as good at this as a few people she's met before, but it feels great regardless~  Even in the short time she's patiently waiting for the others she can feel the mass struggling inside her calming and softening...A wet, rolling<span style="font-style: italic">glorp~</span>sounds from the vixen's gut as her first is broken down enough to lose almost all of her physical form, allowing Aurora's swollen midsection to contract around its contents some more.  The kitsune's potent stomach acids have the second orc not far behind...<br/><br/>[Check: 1d20+24 40<br/>Damage: 3d6+3 + 3d6+3<br/>17 B and 10 A = 27 total]<br/><br/>Then both Volenzara and Phylia emerge from the pit, one with an obvious replacement for her last two courses in her first stomach and the other with a second orc visible inside her.  "Oh, that's alright, Zara, your distraction wasn't hard to understand.  Light will be the largest problem for u- well, for the half-elf and I.  I would normally agree that using torches would mostly deal with that issue, but" she gestures to the slime, "Attracting unwanted attention is my worry as well.  Of course, that holds true for nearly any means of light.  I can help to some degree since I can just open my mouth and let the glow add some light.  It's not as bright as a torch, though, which is both good and bad..."  Finally a shrug.  "It might be better to just use the torches and accept what comes?  I think it's more important to be able to see whatever trouble comes instead of blind to it, even if it's less."