<div class="floatright">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/c/c8/Phelypsis.jpg)</div><br/><hr/><br/>Phelypsis had been really happy during the walk. On the first mile she had already made amends with Sydney, if not for the butt fingering then at least for today. It was clear again to Phelypsis that Sydney for all her lusting and pleasure wanting was a caring friend. Phelypsis felt good. Eisa too was a perfect cleric, understanding and wise. Whenever she had little pauses between the trips to scout ahead Phelypsis tried to repay Eisa's support by pointing out mildly interesting things in the scenery - weirdly shaped rocks and such. Finding such stones kept on getting easier as they approached the ruins.<br/><br/>She was a little lucky to hear one of the animals of the riders snort while making her rounds around the group's path. Phelypsis was really half tempted to challenge the enemies right there and then. While the riders looked puny their mounts were mighty. They would have been a worthy enough foe. But of course if they led her to even greater glory, that is their companions, how could Phelypsis say no? The big red Andra sneaked like a creature half her size and kept her excitement from bursting into a battle cry as she followed the scouts to their camp and did her spyings.<br/><br/>Upon her return Phelypsis was smug as one could be when gaze connected with a friend again. "Mheh~" Phelypsis chuckled. "I found foes," she proclaimed, hand resting above one breast. "They think they have the drop on us, but I saw them. They were bandit people, mostly humans." The point seemed to require repeating for some reason. Names of the people she saw were much less important than the fact that she had done her job well. "I spotted them easily. They ride big animals with horns. Pretty nice mounts I think, though I'm not sure they could carry a really big Andra, or maybe they could - I could ride one at least. There were six of them. If I take two and rest of you take one each I think we should have easy time. I think we should ambush them right now. I know where their hideout is. They don't know we are coming."