Grishka's eyes drifted about, landing someplace elsewhere to refocues her guilty eyes. "Don't worry. I know about the women beneath us, so discussing it with me won't trigger what he did to you." She crouched down several feet from the halfling that she might give the other a more comfortable feel, not quite so small in comparison.<br/><br/>"You couldn't help it," she began with a sympathetic tone. "That statue in there acts like a beacon and that chamber is holy ground to a fertility goddess. And I've read somewhere that halflings are generally curious." She glanced up twords the ceiling, bringing a finger to her chin in thought. "Though when I heard him send you here I never figured you'd find it on the first day." Her gaze focused on Viloet again. The prospect of having discovered an anomaly of some kind excited her, perhaps more than it should have. "There<em>must</em>be something special about you..."