"Once we're out of the desert, you might see a bit more of it," Niraya said, commenting about her just breastplate clad look. Cooling down in the heat effectively wasn't exactly what canines were built to do like other furries. Her eyes were on the body of the bear she had just dropped, the blood now oozing out of it from having 'fell on his own blade'. Shaking her head again, the wolf told herself that it was for the best.<br/><br/>Niraya wasn't exactly a criminal, rebellious as she was she was born and raised as a daughter of a noble house of Canis. She was a warrior, so she simply listened to Kyun's instructions. Once they were invisible, everything made sense before the fox explained herself and how she knew about the mouse-girl Niraya had run into. This fox was<em>very</em>dangerous; Niraya was glad she was on her side. She could handle a mage throwing fireballs at her, but one that could stalk her undetected? That scared her more. "Understood, ma'am," the wolf said before moving toward the door and out of the building. Old age and treachery, huh?<br/><br/>The wolf-warrioress did as she had been told. She stuck close to Kyun while moving back toward the Golden Scales Inn. It would become apparent that as far as sneaking went, Niraya wasn't exactly good at it, the shroud of the spell being all the wolf had to rely on. Even so Niraya took especial care not to come into close contact with people. She stuck to the side alleys and streets of the town once she knew they were within the area of the main gate. She'd of course change of her course and direction if Kyun nudged her to do so.<br/><br/>Back at the Golden Scales, Niraya would scan the entrance to see if she could spot Shelly. Once Kyun gave the all-okay and lifted their shroud, Niraya would go up the Shelly and tell her that the deed was done. "No need to worry anymore," the wolf would tell the mouse.