Jalna felt her worries and burden lightened when the rather cute little avian perched itself on her shoulder.  "Hey there." She brought up a finger to stroke the bird, feeling it as the real thing in spite of its magical origins.  The weary barbarian girl then frowned a bit at Beliam's incessant reminder.  "I swear it.  In Lux's name, and of my tribe's ancestors."  Though she said that in reality there was not much choice in her part, but if this will help the people of the village.  Turning back to the bird she then readied herself in the words to say.  She gives it directions to Kuhru.<br/><br/>"Celayeh: It is I, Jalna.  If see this bird and hear my voice, know that I'm fine.  But, I have urgent news that you must all know.  A large army of orcs is on its way towards the village.  It is meant to pillage, and worse.  While I believe the tribe is more than willing to put up a stand, in my opinion, after what I witnessed of them, it is best that you all evacuate, abandon the village and go into hidding.  Also, they are led by a human warrior with some divine powers and employs a very dangerous assassin, a dark elf, which is more than capable in dealing with the best of our warriors, believe me.  I'm sorry I can't be that there due to some circumstances."  Jalna pauses and looks at the dwarf who was getting busy while she had the bird record all she has said so far.<br/><br/>"Don't worry, I'll find you all when I can.  Mother, Father...Oh, is Tayla there?  We got separated.  I hope she's alright..."  Jalna decided to finish the message.  She has said enough, though she wanted to say more but the sense of urgency and her weariness has put a limit in what she wanted to say further.  After all that was said and done, she urged the bird off, hoping it would fulfill its task.<br/><br/>Her attention soon turned to the piece of meat offered to her.  She however started wolfing it down only when the dwarf took point at the cave and did not witness mostly how hunger she was.  The roasted rabbit was scrumptious she had to admit, great praise to Beliam.  Or was she just that famished after not having eaten since her ordeal.  She then gladly took the soup the dwarf offered her and slurped it deeply, not minding any disagreeable thoughts coming from Beliam about her conduct, which he seems not too mindful of.<br/><br/>"Thank you, Master Beliam for the meal and fire."  She wrapped herself in the blanket that was offered to her, providing additional warmth, and covering for her nakedness.  "As well for the magical bird.  So, when do we leave?"<br/>