He walked for some time, still not entirely sure where he was going or why. Still, it had the benefit of distracting him from the nagging feeling in the back of his mind that he knew so many things and yet he didn't. Instead, he focused on putting one foot ahead of the other and keeping an eye out for someone, anyone, in this place.<br/><br/>Soon enough, he heard what he thought to be growling not too far away. It was low, and could have just been his imagination and desperation to find something out here, but he seized his chance anyways. Some nagging part in the back of his mind told him to not be entirely foolish, and heeding this unknown command, he quickly stooped and grabbed a rock that fit comfortably in his palm. For some reason he just knew he could throw this hefty stone with considerable accuracy, and going into this unknown situation, he didn't bother trying to find out where this thought came from.<br/><br/>He quickened his pace, and managed to catch the last part of a growling command from a voice too deep to be human.<em>Gnoll</em>the starnge part of his mind told him. But if not friendly then it was definitely not hostile either. Raising his voice, he called out to the pair.<br/><br/>"Hey there!" He shouted, his voice loud and clear. He was a little shocked at the volume, but even if he didn't know why, his was still the body of Daeryn and his voice had been trained to carry across crowded and noisy battlefields. "No need to worry, I had no intention of ambushing you in the first place." He continued, drawing closer, both so he wouldn't have to keep yelling and so the strangers could see him. There had to be another something around here, since the two gnolls were obviously not talking to him at first.<br/><br/>