Mira's unsure opinion of Gwen moved more firmly toward dislike as the woman glared at Travis, seeming angry that he'd followed her, when she'd been the one to come after him in the first place.  She wasn't sure what this woman was about, but she wasn't sure she liked her tactics much.<br/><br/>She was spared from contemplating the matter any further at the appearance of the templars, and she wondered what she should do.  She wanted to do what she could to help, but she didn't want to attract the templars' notice, either.  She knew she wouldn't fare well against any one of them, let alone the whole group, but it seemed Travis had his own plan, assuming the templars would let them leave, a prospect that didn't seem very likely at the moment.  She offered him a reassuring smile as he glanced at her, wishing others could be more tolerant, rather than judge him for something he didn't have any control over.  "I think that's our best plan, assuming our company will let us leave," she said, glad for Travis's company, in spite of the attention he was drawing, if not very enthusiastic for Gwen's tagging along.  Still, Mira could tolerate her, as long as the woman refrained from the criticism, and she resolved to keep a close eye on her things as long as Sae was with them.  Kent she didn't know, so she didn't have much of an opinion either way as far as he was concerned, but overall she liked the idea of traveling in a group better than she'd liked the prospect of showing up at the summons by herself.