Glad to see things were finally working out, more or less, as Keela turned quite invisible, something she greatly appreciated after that little ordeal she was saved from.  As Feyua made the illusion, and she took her spot in a corner, Keela figured that maybe the woman wasn't so bad.  She stil talked to much, as evidence by the screaming and screeching that had ensued, but at least it was good for allowing her to walk out after the guards had entered.  Easy enough a job, given the situation, and Keela made her way out of the building easily enough.<br/><br/>Once outside, she let out a quick whistle, one that she was sure her furry friend would recognize, and only when she finally saw Fenrir running towards her from around the side of the building did she take off towards the gates at a brisk pace.  Not running, her footsteps would be too loud, but with Fenrir at her side she figured nobody would look twice at a little extra sound, and a tad more dust coming from around the wolf's feet.  As she made her way out of town, a screaming caught her ears, a familiar screaming, and not long after the screaming passed her in the form of a gorgeous sorceress seemingly fleeing in naught but utter terror.  The sight and sound of it all made Keela's face and lip twitch; did the woman not know what subtlety was?<br/><br/>Passing by the gates with ease, as all they saw was the wolf wondering calmly out into the village, Keela picked up the pace and headed the last bit of distance to the tree.  By the time she'd arrived there, Feyua was already there, and the invisibility was wearing off.  Keela also noted to herself that it was a lot warmer with her Shiftweave in her Winter Outfit form, but... it still covered the most skin, and she still was a bit bothered after being tied up, naked, after having been stripped by a bunch of men and thrown into a cell.<br/><br/>"Feyua... thanks for what you've done," Keela began, approaching the young, gorgeous woman "but was running, screaming through town like that, drawing as<em>much</em>attention as possible to yourself, really the best idea?"