The wind whipped around Tor's lithe form as she begged her spell to carry her faster, her dark gaze piercing the sky as her white, mist like robes surrounded her form. She was perfectly blended with the sky, the only thing out of place being the speed at which she was moving. Though most did not pay attention. Riding the current she thought back to the tavern some distance away and smiled to herself, she had heard the rumors of Havenguard. She wished to see if they held any truth for herself.<br/><br/>A chill rushed through her and she knew she only had a few moments before her hour was up. Sure she had several more, but it was always best to save them, her body began to descend, quickly, gracefully, quietly. She could see up ahead, a small group, all standing around a caravan. Perhaps this was who she was seeking. Descending herself quicker, she landed just a bit behind the beasts that pulled the carts her form settling less  gracefully upon the hard ground than she would have liked, but it was what it was with the spirits that chose the path of haunting her.<br/><br/>Her vaporous robes faded, the misty illusion fading revealing the tall, slender, frail looking form of a woman beside the caravan master.<strong>"Hail stranger, I seek the caravan headed to Havenguard, may I assume that I have found just that.</strong>Her tone was light, calm, as though people appeared from the sky as always. The fading mist had revealed more than just her frail cloaked form, but also a pair of dark eyes the peered out from beneath her hood and stray strands of dark hair as well.<br/><br/>She walked at a calm pace, glancing around at the other travelers hoping she had not alarmed them as well. Keeping her hands before her she made it clear she would not go for her weapons.<strong>What say you my good sir. I have been trained in the use of a blade, as well as the art of healing. Surely you would not object to one who could also provide clean water as often as needed.</strong>Her tone was more of one as offering this time, if he declined her she would still travel with them, though at a distance. She would not turn away from those who might be in need healing.