Jamil took the coin when the Reptile offered it more forcefully, and continued to stay silent after that. He kept his eye on the lady, and looked toward the scroll when it was offered. He glanced over the image, seeing what looked like a winged goblin. She called it a bat devil though, something that had him confused. Looking it over, it seemed much like a goblin were-bat to him, but he didn't know much past that of what the creature might be. He could be wrong, and wouldn't know for sure until he actually saw the damned thing. Still he just pocketed the coin, and kept his peace before long. After all, it wasn't exactly wise to disrupt such a disparate bunch.<br/><br/>Jamil waited his turn, just nodding agreeably to go while he pondered about their quarry. This was definitely an area he excelled at, tracking and the like. If this creature was indeed one of Belsameth's beast then he would have an even sharper edge on it. Though her cackle followed by the strange light show had him almost startled. His eyes narrowed for a bit, until her apology came which had him just chuckling lightly. He nodded at her explanation, and then wondered as she took her leave of them. It was certainly going to be a very intriguing journey all things considered. That's when he looked to the others, hearing what they said following the Calastian's initial words.<br/><br/><strong>"I doubt the thing is just gonna give us the key if we ask forcefully or nicely, my friend."</strong>Jamil started, his words pointed toward Nurthan; though he still didn't know the man's name.<strong>"Though as for our scout and Shiloh questions, I'm a tracker first and foremost. Some have called me a ranger, but more to the point I have knowledge past most any elf with a bow. I'm a skilled swordsman, and I'm probably almost as good at scouting as our former military woman over there. Tanil does grace me with more then a few tricks to help us out in various situations as well. Beyond that, I don't know what else to tell you."</strong>He answered with a sigh.<br/><br/>Jamil thought it best to add his suspicions of the creature though, so he decided to chime in.<strong>"Though the thing we're after strikes me as strange. I haven't seen something like it before, which may not say much; but it does bear resemblance to a were-bat. This thing may be able to hide from notice easily if that is the case, though without seeing it I couldn't say for sure."</strong>He explained, and sighed afterwards. This was certainly not turning out how he thought it would; but then again things never were interesting enough for him if they did. That thought brought a smirk to his lips, and so he shushed for now to let everyone else collect their thoughts on the subject before heading out.