Spying through the opening of the tent flap, Jalna gets a view of the surrounding camp, at least what isn't obscured in the distance. Only a few torches and scattered fires are lit, for the purpose of warmth of or having fire at hand clearly. The orc shapes running about, were not hindered by the twilight. Even Jalna, who was raised in the eclipsing age and found the constant low-light her natural, default environment or children born into these times couldn't pierce the shadows with sight, not without a source of light. Humans were simply not designed that way and were dependant on the light that was embodied by Lady Lux.<br/><br/>From what she made out, Jalna saw dozens of rag-tag orcs clad in bestial hides running for cover, holding heavy axes and carrying javelins. Valdis was already some distance away, grunting orders to the savages, standing over a group of scorched, burned orc bodies. Orcish cries rose again and gazes turned upwards, towards a large winged shape swooping over the camp, a blast of flame hitting a group of javelin wielding orcs before they managed to throw their weapons.<br/>A group of archers let their arrows fly towards the creature, hitting the large shape that changed course and shot upwards, twisting its body and giving Jalna a brief glimpse of the beast.<br/>The creature was a horrific combination of lion, goat and reptile, carried by large leathery wings and a scaly tail, with three heads resembling that of a male lion, a goat and serpent head, embers lit in the serpentine maw that spit fire.<br/><br/>As Valdis was commanding his minions into ranks, the orcs seemed to ready and hold their attacks to once the creature turns and comes withing range, while several were readying a large net, fixing it to javelins with rope. The shirtless paladin seemed to have picked up a large shield that he was keeping up, ready to raise it to cover himself from any fiery spit or breath weapon the monster could throw his way.<br/><br/>With most of the orcs attention focused on the airborn target and their plan of grounding it, Jalna figured if she wanted to slip away unnoticed now was the best opportunity. Then again, she could also join the battle or wait to see how events unfolded. Leaving now would likely not sit well with Valdis, who clearly was already making plans and perhaps had much to offer and teach her.