Just before the naga slithers off to join the others in formulating battle plans and while her mouth is teasingly agape, Brelia takes the opportunity to leave the noodle with a little bit of a gift. She closes all of her fingers except for her index finger, and quickly lunges her finger forward and into Nilia's mouth. Her one finger swipes across the naga's tongue before retreating back to the safety of the feline's side. This allows Nilia to taste, if only for an instant, the sweetness and succulence that is the flavor of Brelia Kelinbra. Once the naga slithers off toward the rest, Brelia listens into the battle plans from a distance while watching what the others are currently doing. Only the sounds of the crowds cheering in the coliseum proper drive the oracle to join up with the rest in terms of battle plans; after all, it would appear that their time in the ring would be starting soon.<br/><br/>"I have some rope we can use, if you think it will help," the feline says with a smile before taking out a coil of rope from her pack. It's the standard coil of rope that comes with any kind of adventuring kit, that's useful in many situations. Brelia rarely ever actually uses it, though, for whatever reason, so any use she can get out of it in this situation is fine by her. She hands it off to Nilia before regarding the rest of the party, looking from one person to another. "Personally I much prefer using my crossbow if I'm to use my weapons," Brelia says, "but if you're ever in trouble, I'll be right behind you. That goes for all of you. I for one trust all of you. And I think that, if worse comes to worst and we're told to take each other down, that you would all turn your ire on the arena and its owners, rather than on any of us," she says with a smile. "I know that I would. You're all my precious comrades in arms." The feline exudes an air of serenity and good will that could only come from the most pure and benevolent of healers. However... "You're all far too interesting for me to betray." That perhaps too-sincere admission might have ruined what she was going for there.