The young half-elf looked at the ranger as he responded to her words. Truth be told, his last bit questioning her sense of direction did make her feel less easy about the situation and how he might take her to be. She simply tried to bury away those thoughts as she shook her head a bit. She didn't want to think about the notion her memory served her wrong. She crossed her legs remaining on the floating rod as she looked at him.<strong>"No... I am quite sure it is right. It is possible the target destination won't be completely north. It is likely they used the stars of sorts as a compass, as such the northern star likely served as a general guiding factor in finding their way back. Though perhaps it was more north-east? I would assume most likely that if we use those direction and remain observant, we should be able to find the lake and the cave that they might of potentially used to get to their hideout. So long as we attempt to keep our barrings straight we should be able to use the road and try to move in a northeastern direction and just watch for any signs they might of been around."</strong>She spoke out towards the ranger primarily as her eyes shifted over.<br/><br/>She seemed a bit curious as the druid seemed less then content with staying around the others moving ahead. Her eyes glanced over towards Callie who seemed to follow suit. Had she said something or talked in a way she shouldn't of? She bit her bottom lip a bit timid as such thoughts wandered in her mind about chasing people alway as she always seemed to do. While she did accept her life in solitude as it was, she always wanted to be with people and spend time with them. It always lingered in her mind and left her feeling rather lonely in times living in her hut isolated from the people who all seemed to hate her because of who she was. She did not in the least bit seek to harm or hurt anyone, yet everyone she felt believed she had that motive in mind. If it had not been for her familiar... she really didn't know what she would do. Despite being a large pervert and a bit harsh to her at times, it was the only form of company she had and knew of much of her life.