Kisara could still feel the battle tension coursing through her, even knowing the creature was dead. It seemed hard to believe that it was, honestly, but . . . "By the Dragons, the island has the most disgusting things on it I have ever seen!"<br/><br/>She shook her head and gave a broad smile to the young man who had struck the final blow. "That was well-struck, friend. You have done something glorious today." Her golden-brown eyes looked over the others who had fought with her. "Thank you all for your help. I would have been hard-pressed to handle all of them on my own." Her tone stated clearly that she spoke the truth - and that she also had been fairly confident she could still have won on her own.<br/><br/>"I've brought a vessel to take these people . . ." hell, where would she take them? She couldn't promise they'd go where they were meant to go, as she didn't know. ". . . away from this place. You all are welcome to board the<em>Dragon's Wake</em>should you have need or want of a means of leaving this wretched place."<br/><br/>Kisara leaned in the door and looked over the bedraggled former captives. "I was able to rescue your Lady Kersinta, and her escort Apha, if it eases your minds at all, friends. I will gladly reunite you with them."