<em>"It's amazing how much can transpire within the time it takes to have a bit of a nap."</em>Not more than twenty paces away from the small group, hidden in the shade of a mass of foliage a pair of narrow, red eyes watched intently. Kalin had spent the previous evening attempting to locate several herbs and fungi outside the city limits as a favor to an acquaintance. To be more precise, an acquaintance who was more than aware of his ability to transmute gold, however temporarily, and wished him to repay a debt in a sure way.<br/><br/>The sounds of  Arcxsus moving through his training routine had been enough to wake him immediately, and it was only by self discipline and experience that Kalin did not draw his blades and engage the potential threat. Of course, once he realized what was actually transpiring he felt extremely foolish and proceeded to ensure that he was well hidden. Even the inferior eyes and ears of a Terrax worked well enough against carelessness.<br/><br/>Kalin had not, of course, planned on taking a rest and falling asleep under a tree. Now, though, he was almost glad that he had. The Terrax he had seen about the city many times and recognized by name, though he was unsure if the man would recognize him, even with the number of times the guards had been needlessly called to deal with the Drow. The Ancient he did not recognize, but her confidence even standing before a warrior right out of war stories made his smirk grow wider. Even if they were only about to spar, as it sounded like, it would be certainly worth watching. There was also always the chance that either of them might lose shavings, or even just grains, of metal off of potentially enchanted weapons in the fight. Kalin was not a thief, not in the least, but he saw nothing wrong with picking up such miniscule bits of discarded metal, particularly given the fact that only a Drow such as himself would be ale to do much with them.<br/><br/>When the Fay also emerged into the clearing, Kalin felt a mixture of curiosity and caution. The Terrax would not notice him, and the Ancient was unlikely to, but it would take some effort to remain still enough to keep from the notice of the Drow-like ears of a Fay. Fortunately it seemed that she was preoccupied with the other two for her own reasons, and Kalin was left unnoticed for the time being. He was curious to see just how they each reacted to his sudden appearance, but for safety's sake he decided to hold off a bit on that particular experiment. He instead settled back to, safely, enjoy the show.