The unknown threats revealed, Urhea's nerves calmed down as he looked at Ariadne. Her tall figure was unlike any he had seen, her arms holding the bow as she demanded no interference from him. He wasn't scared, but he decided to obey her demands. Once Vennar revealed her identity, Urhea felt a rush of relief flow over him. He was certain of only the thief hiding behind the tree. Neither the wolf nor Ariadne were visible to him. He thought a bit as to the reason. The most satisfactory reason he could come up with was that he had focused too much. Basically, when he was searching in the widest angle, the strongest vibrations were apparent. As such, only the thief was visible. Once Urhea detected one anomaly, he focused in on it too much, missing the other two threats. He shook his head, rubbing his eyes. He wasn't tired but he was disappointed.<br/><br/>Learning from this encounter of what to do in case of an ambush, he faced Ariadne and Vennar as they exchanged pleasantries. Despite his state, Urhea's curiosity was boiling inside him to know more about the elf for he hadn't had the pleasure to talk to one yet.