Smiling at Demetri's words she rested a hand on his arm,<strong>"Hmm, perhaps we could though I'm not sure what we could do tonight with what the hour is that is.</strong>she glanced back at their gnome friend then to her other companions.<strong>"Perhaps I'll wander around tomorrow to see what I can hear. Though by her words, no one would know much of what was going on yet any how.</strong>she rested against the counter, taking a bite of her stew as she thought, perhaps she should take some food upstairs to their cleric friend.<strong>"Our little Eli hasn't come down. Don't tell me you have her tied to your bed for dessert Demetri.</strong>she said giving him a smile as she rose up gathering her food.<strong>I'll share with her since I'm not keen on paying for food if she's not going to eat. Meet you boys up in our rooms shortly? Maybe talk a little before some rest?</strong>she asked, though not really expecting an answer as she turned to leave taking her bowl and what was left of her bottle of wine.<br/><br/>As she came up the stairs she thought a moment about the womans words. They were truly vexxing her the more she thought about them. A frown creased her lips and the playful light went from her eyes as she opened the door. As she looked across the room she knew something wasn't right from the lone piece of parchment that rest in plain site. Setting the food and wine down she read over it, Eli's words yet again cutting into her some.<strong>"Just like old times."</strong>she said remembering the first time she'd left had been like this as well. Setting the page down she let out a sigh and went to the window crossing her arms as she though about what they would do now.<br/><br/>Her red hair fell around her shoulders as she tried to work out in her mind what they could do without a healer? She knew how to use wands and the like, but what about the other aides healers had to offer, she didn't have enough gold on her to get what she knew would be needed. It'd only been a few minutes since she'd come upstairs, maybe the guys would know. For now she took a seat, the betrayal wounds seething as the minutes seemed like hours.