<em>"She was foolish to rush in. She killed the bandit leader, and probably saved others, but it was reckless and stupid. Something I'd have done too. Rest well Salia, you did well, and the warrior maidens carry you over to the gates of Valhalla. You came from frozen lands of the north, but you showed honor and willingness to fight besides foreigners time and a time again. Now as I bid you farewell, go in peace and know your sacrifice will not be forgotten."</em><br/><br/>It seemed that despite the mourning, these people were hailed as heroes, based on the thoughts and looks of people present. Finally, the little quiet ceremony was over and they began to part, when Tera noticed Tehr and stepped over. "Ahh, hello to you. I am sorry I didn't notice you at first, I was saying farewell to an old friend. She died being a hero, and people here were respecting her and her two companions that fell in battle. They trapped a bunch of pirates and bandits at a cove near London, sabotaged their ship, and then she charged into a thick of foes to chop the enemy captain's head off his shoulders before they ran her through. We just wanted to honor her efforts now."<br/><br/>She rest a hand at her hip, watching him. For a serious woman in pain over a lost friend, she seemed used to it in a way, capable of pushing the hurt back and being grateful for the time they<em>did</em>have together  before.