Snow walked beside Baraxan as they approached the encampment. the guard quickly mentioning that there was no wolf. Baraxan pointed to her and stated that she was in fact Snow, she gave a guard a soft smile. He through his hands up not even questioning it, mentioning his head hurting from the activities the night before. Snow laughed softly as Baraxan told him to lay off the ale and laughed himself before they moved further into the encampment.<br/><br/>Snow noticed immediately that all eyes were on her, particularly the woman. She stepped closer to Baraxan, staying just a hair behind him. Every person they passed had their eyes trained her way and Snow just kept her eyes focused forward. Some of the people seemed to be confused or curious, some had their faced twisted in disapproval. Suddenly a woman ran up to them, exclaiming how Baraxan was late for a meeting and that he needed to hurry. Baraxan was less enthused on the matter as he stated that he would be on his way in his own time. Snow simply offered a smiled to the woman as they continued forward.<br/><br/>"She is not allowed to enter here..." the guard spoke firmly but Baraxan stepped forward anyway. This time the guard placed a hand on him "I said she is not..."<br/><br/>"I can wait out here Baraxan..." but before she could finish he had snapped the guards wrist. Snow gave the guard a slightly apologetic smile as the other didn't even attempt to protest. They made their way into the tent where the oracle had called a meeting with the other Shamans.<br/><br/>As the oracle asked for Baraxan to introduce her, he simply explained that there was no need for she was Snow. The tent erupted in laughter and jeers from the shamans but Snow looked over to the Oracle, her eyes locked with the Oracle's. The oracle tried to calm the Shamans but there was no use, so Baraxan shouted for them to quiet down. The oracle went on to explain that it had to be true, Snow scanned around, letting her eyes meet with all of the Shamans.<br/><br/>Soon their attitudes changed and they began to offer their apologies "It's okay, if someone told me a wolf was now a young woman, I would have laughed too." she smiled. They went on to account the events that had unfolded at the cave of the dragon "So when I saw the goblin planning a cowardly attack, I just acted. Baraxan saved me when we first met and it was the least I could do in return. That apparently was enough to appease my Goddess." she explained, looking back to Baraxan. The room was fairly silent as they told of what had happened, all listening and hanging on every word.