((Maybe I'm the worst. I didn't even notice that she stepped forward... =X))<br/><br/>Out of the corner of her eye Sera had been watching the glade where she had seen the glint of red. Only a fool would ignore someone that was hiding from plain sight. She tensed slightly when the Drow emerged, a blade in hand. But it was only the Ancient's Sai that he held, and his intention seemed purely just to return the blade to the girl.<br/><br/>Shifting her attention back to Arcxsus, Sera noticed him stirring. She saw his lips move, and the heightened hearing that was the gift of her race caught the words 'close call'. She chuckled quietly, and did not stop him as he tried to get up. After all, the Arcxsus of legend was not a child that needed to be coddled, but a seasoned warrior. "There is nothing to thank," she said coolly. "I only stopped the bleeding so you wouldn't make a mess on the ground of this beautiful clearing. And by the way, I wouldn't move too much if I were you. I only put a herbal salve that would quicken the regeneration of the broken flesh and skin, but as you can see, I did not bind the wound. It will open up again if your are too energetic."<br/><br/>Standing again, Sera turned to observe the Ancient and the Drow. The dark-skinned being, a distant cousin of the Fay, was playing with the Ancient's weapon, twirling it in his hands. The Terrax and the Ancient have proven themselves to be skilled in a fight, though they mean no intentional harm. Even Sera hoped to have proven herself to be a friendly party by tending to Arcxsus' wound. But this Drow? Sera did not like the smirk on his face, nor the fact that he had not yet acceded to the Ancient's request to return her sai. Nevertheless, she spoke calmly.<br/><br/>"The Terrax speaks true... Fate has orchestrated this unusual, yet timely meeting. I think an introduction is in order? I am Seraphina, daughter of the House of Aeryth, one of the noblest families among the Fay." She spoke her lineage with pride, not seeing any benefit from hiding it. The others were probably bound to discover it on their own anyway...