"Fine, but we will discuss this after we get free," he said to the rogue's statement.<br/><br/>He narrowed his eyes as much as a man with no eyes really could when she promoted herself to leader.<br/><br/>"Yes, a truly genius idea," he said shaking his head "but I'll play along. I'll have my eye on you."<br/><br/>Quelsin moved beside Cera not trusting her as much as perhaps he should. Given that they all had signed up to protect the world they should have more trust. This wasn't a group of companions but rather mercenaries though. It made him question the reasons the others had for doing this. Things were much easier with the Illidari. They were united in purpose and he could trust them with his life. He knew such trust wasn't easily gained, however, and didn't expect it of those gathered here. He noted hunter and his pet as it rubbed against the Draenei. Part of him had to wonder if his mind was in the right place for this.<br/><br/>It didn't matter. There was a job to be done and he would see it done. Quelsin walked with the others as Erelaa asked who should be scouting. He tilted his head.<br/><br/>"There's no reason we can't all get close. With the hunter's keen eye for natural threats, my eyes of otherworldly threats, your eye for the arcane, and the thief's eye for traps and feints we should be able to determine what we need from just a cursory look," he said "but I suppose we all already realize we far outclass this. Which means something isn't as it seems here."<br/><br/>He took a breath.<br/><br/>"I hope that this troll isn't aiming to have us, or even the ogres, become the sacrifices to summon his troll god," he said.