There's a slightly shocked look on Celorfin's face as Kiyumi introduces herself to him, while reaching her hand out in response to his. He gently clasps her small hand in his and gives it a firm but soft and short shake before releasing it, and returning his hands together on the table. He had finished scanning the room, and was now looking at the young woman in front of him. With a slight nod, he started to explain.<br/><br/>"Well, I'm glad to see that one of the Ladies of Bahamut has found interest in this cause..." He started as he extended his hand and gestured towards an open stool "Please, sit... It'd be rude of me to keep you standing." There would be a slight pause, and he'd continue soon if Kiyumi decided to ether stand or sit, which ever was her preference. "Truth be told, we don't know what's disturbing Sune's shrine in the mountains here... There have been reports of the standard creatures around this area, however their behaviors have changed significantly. They are normally rather passive and leave the human races alone, however there have been accounts of attacks and the priests we have up in the cave haven't returned any of our messages... Our eldest priests have felt a disturbing negative energy coming from the direction of the cave, This is why I'm out here recruiting able bodied individuals to head out and investigate. I will not be going, knowing that I'd be a burden to the group. However, Tasaless, One of the group members that currently isn't with us, He knows the way to the cave and has been with the lady of love and beauty for a little while now. This Acolyte will be the guide. I'm afraid that this is all the information that I can think that would be relevant...." He trails off slightly, the look of deep thought showing on his face. "Is there anything that might be helpful information that I might have missed? And is this something that someone who follows the platinum dragon would be willing to help with? You strength and guidance from his wisdom would be greatly appreciated." He now sat there, waiting as everyone else seemed to be about their own business.