"I don't hate her." she said shaking her head softly a mixed expression on her face. She glanced at the warriors standing a bit too close to her at the moment. Her people followed her lead they didn't need think she disliked Ayria. Rumor travel too quickly here and the last thing she wanted was for the girl to be given the cold shoulder because of idle gossip. With a wave of her hand she gave the few a look and with obvious displeasure they left her to her own devices.<br/><br/>"No I don't hate her." Akara repeated shifting her fingers threw her mused hair as she tried to figure out how to put into words what she felt for the other girl. "I think she frustrates me mostly. We're diffrent in a huge way and it's our diffrent ways of thinking that make up clash mostly." She chewed her lip lightly looking slightly distressed as if she wasn't quite sure how much she should say, in truth she wasn't but she wasn't a secretive person and settled on honesty. "The biggest thing I have against her is she acts not as if mistwood and her are part of a whole but as a separate nation from Albion. Look around you. Aurora knows what it's like to be a separate nation, cut off and alone. Now as part of Albion we thrive like never before and because of that we are as loyal as anyone on the main land. My people love our nation, my people will sleep under the stars tonight to open their homes to those from across the ocean in a land most have never seen because they love this nation and our King. Maybe it's silly" she said with a shake of her head "But when Ayria offered things from her land, riches and the likes as if they were hers to give it and not his to ask for it upset me. Like she doesn't realize what it could be like for her and her people should they be alone."<br/><br/>Akara's eyes looked troubled as the settled on the endless sea of sand stretching out around her. It called out to her drawing her to the empty sands the way it always does when something is bothering her. She shifted her fingertips threw her hair again as a breeze brushed past the pair. "I've been away too long is all, forgot what it's like to be around mainlanders who think so differently then we do." She said smiling lightly. "Don't worry about it Ravus, I like her just fine I just need to get used to her is all. I'll talk to her later I have a feeling she'll want to meet the few mystics we have left." She said with a playful wink going to fetch her horse that was currently straining against someone elses handling.<br/><br/>Taking Sandstorm in hand the horse quieted and she lead the spirited animal down the gangplank. passing Ravus once more she stopped again "My home is open to the heroes it's the larger one next to the temple" She said pointing it out. "Tell everyone their welcome you may see them before I do and I need to make a few arrangements." She said with a parting smile leading her mare away.