Terra smiled as Magnus conceded the point, and apologized.<strong>"I take no offense, Sir Magnus, but I need to make sure that we are all on the same page here. This is a very complicated situation, with confounding consequences should we fail to locate an active portal, and figure out how to operate it."</strong>She said in a fairly soft tone, and looked over to Valenar a little shocked as he asked to take a look at her spells. Her eyelashes batted at him, but she nodded.<br/><br/>That was when magnus spoke of the ancients creating this place, and them being able to stop the dealings with demons that likely still took place here. She rolled her eyes, and turned back to the paladin with a saddened look. She did not get the chance to speak her mind on the subject however, as Valenar began venting at him about the situation, and while she agreed with the elf, she didn't like how he went about it. Terra bit her bottom lip, and waited for the men to get done talking for a second.<br/><br/>Terra knew the place of a woman, and while she wasn't content to live in the shadow of men, there were better ways to handle it than being outspoken when males began talking too much. She sighed as the elf made his point, before making sure to say something before the paladin got to speaking his mind.<strong>"Valenar, while I agree with you on much of what you said, let us not even think about leaving anyone here!"</strong>She scolded the elf a little, before sighing again.<br/><br/>Looking to Magnus, Terra sighed sadly.<strong>"Sir Magnus, this place has existed for more centuries than an elf can count, and if it is still being used for evil ends, we're not likely to change it at this moment. To change it, we'd have to destroy the plane, and sadly I don't know the first thing about going about it."</strong>She explained, before she looked over the group.<strong>"We weren't brought here by some blessing from the gods, for the purpose of a holy crusade. We were brought here by a fluke of ancient magic, and getting home should be our focus."</strong>She looked back over at Magnus, before walking over to Valenar.<br/><br/>Terra brought her fingers up to the elf's chin, before smiling seductively.<strong>"Why don't we go through my spells, and see what you like..."</strong>She said in a lusty tone, before her fingers trailed down to hook in his armor, and she pulled him to the side so they could look through the book. Once he sat down, she pulled out her book, and sat down in his lap. She wouldn't let him touch the precious item, if he tried she'd smack his hand, but there was no harm in letting him read from it. She had to help him of course, it wasn't very organized, with notes about spells she couldn't even cast jotted down next to cantrips. It was obvious she'd been trained by a master of the arcane, she'd seen more spells cast than many elves had, but her own collection was fairly localized. Though she had more notes on conjuration spells than most other schools, which probably seemed a little odd for an evoker.