The beast's call for revenge echoed through Diran's bones, but he was still in shock that he was alive.  At least Linai was alright.  He was glad it was him and not her who ended up serving as the beast's body. Would she have slain him right there for his betrayal?<br/><br/>Diran wanted to say he didn't know where the god was, but he knew.  He looked away from her and stared blankly at the shining piles of treasure. "I can feel him lying under my skin...  but I don't know why. Maybe I'm his only way out of here?" Diran's eyes lifted to the rope dangling in a beam of light. "We have to leave before its gets too late to travel.  Come on."  He began to walk away, then paused and grimaced at her. "Sorry, I didn't mean to treat you like a dog again.  Would you come with me? I'd understand if you're no longer willing." He gave her a little smile.<br/>