The dagger Kayerie took wasn't in the best of shapes and could certainly use some polishing. In fact, it seemed quite old, but good enough quality to have withstood the passage of time.<br/><br/>The bunny seemed rather lonely in the broken open chest, staring up at the girls with its one button-eye until it got taken only to look a little less abandoned, hanging from the maw of the bear that served as the barbarian girl's cloak.<br/><br/>Hunter stormed out in the middle of the discussion deciding the group's next step, heading back to the main chamber of that dominated this floor. The red man was still waiting for<em>her </em>return.<br/>"I'm glad you're not hurt, I had no idea what that noise was." he smiled<em>lovingly </em>at the rogue "Too bad their suspicion blinds them to my goodwill, but there is little time left. The master of this place might have left already, but his minions are still in control of this tower. It would be best if they learned of your presence only after you're no longer here... Come quickly then I will show you the way out of here. We need to head to one of the divining pools in the lower chambers. You may call me Rafael in the meantime..." he said, truly<em>concerned </em>for<em>Hunter's </em>safety.<br/><br/>While he talked, the large black bird came flying back and headed outdoors through the balcony, the creature payed no heed to the familiar that Aleria was observing the world through currently. As Bree entered the chamber he was just motioning towards the Pilgrim's Path stairs to show the way to Hunter, then turning towards the unconscious wizardess' body.