<div class="floatright">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/0/09/1392559621072.png)</div><br/>The sudden appearance of the dark-skinned man brought a smile to her face, albeit a nervous one.  At the moment, her attention was focused on taking in the unusual nature of the place, and she just didn't seem to notice much in the way of people who weren't making an effort to be noticeable.<br/><br/>"Hello," she said with a regal bow of her head, then nodded to his question.  "I was brought here in my sleep, and none of my magic is working."  She didn't bother explaining how bothered she was by the experience; no doubt he was intelligent enough to realize.  Honestly, she would worry if anyone didn't feel concerned by the situation.<br/><br/>The appearance of the Faerie brought a gentle smile to her face, and even though she couldn't keep up with all the questions, she made the attempt.  "My name is Alisandra," she said.  "I don't know where we are, but I've noticed that magic isn't working."  She kept her shoulder still when he landed, allowing him the perch without complaint.<br/><br/>Kae'Velara likewise received a nod, but before she got a chance to look at the slab, Zabeth introduced herself.  Although Alisandra smiled, she couldn't help but notice her concern for the faerie.  Deciding not to bring the little guy any closer and possibly concerning Kae, the high elf decided to simply point.  "It's right behind that alcove," she explained, carrying the faerie back a few steps.  "It's larger than I am, so shouldn't be difficult to spot at all."<br/><br/>She moved over to the slab, taking a good, long look and committing the design to memory.  Perhaps the thing would only make sense in hindsight, but without quill and parchment, she simply had to focus her mind's eye to the best of her ability.  That shouldn't be difficult, especially not with her training.