Aurora isn't quite sure what to think.  It would be much safer, if nothing else, to be able to be able to avoid using light and drawing more attention to themselves.  At the same time, however, even with the temporary darkvision Zara can provide they couldn't do very well being in the dark so long as they would essentially be blind at some point or another.  Beyond that, she has no experience with the underdark and is instead relying on Phylia and the drow-naga for more experienced thoughts.  While not disagreeing they're also not both saying the same thing.  "I'm not really sure which option I'd consider best for the situation...  Vol, if you have enough casts of darkvision to give to everyone then perhaps we could use that for how long it lasts and resort to some means of light after if we still need it.  Hehe, you're never satisfied, Zara...  Not that that surprised me anymore." Of course, it's not that easy to appease any of the three predators~  "I wouldn't say that's too big of a request, but I suppose that would all depend on what goes on down there; I'm not sharing if I'd only get one course."<br/><br/>The fox finds herself growing distracted even while she's talking, Phylia giving the naga a hug moving the orcs held in her transparent body slightly.  It's always struck her as rather eerie, albeit interesting, to be able to watch her prey break down.  She's occasionally found herself paying attention to the process when having little else to do, and, feeling less prepared to make the decision on light as these two, starts watching once again.  She's not staring, but it slowly grabs a lot of her attention.  Then a wet<span style="font-style: italic">gloourp</span>rumbles out of her own stomach as the second orc is broken.  Her belly shrinks a little once again and more energetically sets to reduce the two women to a thick stew.