Listening to the woman, with her odd manner of speaking, Xarithe can not detect any ill intent hidden within her words. Even so, he would remain wary of the woman, one who serves the same god as the cult they aim to destroy. A god, that she cannot so much as divulge the true name of. "I see.....that explains a little at least." he states knowing these words would mean little to her, though to him it gave him a slight amount of peace with the manner the insectile elf had described her own deity.<br/><br/>When Abrosia speaks, Xarithe cannot help but chuckle at the audible rumble that escapes her tum (Seems it feels a bit empty, what with her having spit me out so abruptly.) he muses recalling for a moment it's lovely embrace. Just as Xarithe wishes to quell the hunger in Ambrosia's tum, upon looking at Eiyre, seeing the disappointment as the dryad flees, he cannot help but think (They weren't even real dryads.....) as if acknowledging this fact would return the smile to her pretty face.<br/><br/>For as much as Xarithe respected Albali, she having done nothing short of impress him at every chance,  the druid could hardly believe he was hearing what she had so suddenly proposed. Her concern for the children's safe return was evident, and admirable.... but.....as Xarithe had feared, and likewise made an effort to circumvent......her concern had caused her to make, what he saw to be an irrational decision. (To put the lives of the children, the primary goal of our mission.... so willingly into this ones hands.....for all we know she would simply steal them away herself, devour them one by one, or some other method of betrayal....not to mention a pacifist such as she, would not make an ideal body guard......)<br/><br/>Xarithe would not have to jump in however, as Kaheksa declines, pointing out what he had already begun to think. "Yes....I would much rather see to it that the children can be removed safely, once all threats of cultists have been removed...." he simply states, as to him focusing on and eliminating the cultists, was the most efficient method of ensuring the children's safe return. Xarithe's own upbringing had taught him just how foolish people could act when a child was at stake. For Janice had used such irrational behavior to her advantage, the capture of a single hatchling, when kept alive, could provide the deliverance of many fool hardy meals, in the form of would be rescuers.<br/><br/>Kaheksa speaks further on the others that had received gifts, and Xarithe's interest is certainly peeked. For her sister,the twins, and even the dwarf all sound fascinating, and formidable in their own right. "It certainly sounds like we shall have our hands full..." he murmurs, thankful for having taken the time to rest. "We appreciate your aid Kaheksa, and I hope that by eliminating your sister, and all those who follow her, that you will be satisfied and repayed." he tells her as he awaits to see the map Albali requested.<br/><br/>"Ensure your things are packed, if there is anything you wish to ask, or do to prepare before we make our assault now is the time......for we shall be leaving shortly." he informs everyone as he did not wish to dally for much longer. Once they had a look at the map, had decided an angle of attack, he would lead them to the temple, would lead them to battle.