“Well, we’ll be off Captain and back with a report,” called Eijin, before the great bird to the air.  He was careful to keep  Farmir as close to the forest top as possible, but far enough above that they would be out of a sudden net cast at them.  He made it his first task to examine the area that lay straight between the group and the stone structure, trying to make out a possible path for his companions to get to the building and alert for any signs of life in the area.<br/><br/>The mount had been trained and now Eijin instructed it to seek any signs of life in the forest below, all the while wishing he hadn’t been encased in his armour, that the ride with Wyna might be more comfortable, but it paid even for the heat of her body to be there behind him, even as the chill of the air rushed against him.  Turning his attention he looked back down at the forest.