Kreios kept up his pace, and was glad when they reached the inn. The barbarian was usually very talkative, if a little rowdy. Though here he seemed silent, like something else was weighing heavily on his mind. As they walked past the slightly creepy innkeep and into the tower he became more of himself. It seemed to him that they were walking into a magic den, so of course the man became a bit more lively.<strong>"Great, now we'll have old magic creeping into our beds at night."</strong>He complained with a grunt, not enjoying the idea of being centered with those sort of issues! If there was one thing he didn't like, it was being around that much magic he didn't understand.<br/><br/>Kreios kept himself in check though, and continued on till they reached the table and Kala and Kyras spoke about the church. He didn't join the conversation, instead he walks forward to sit at the table as the serving wench explained the situation. He sits in front of Kala, though not at an angle that blocks her vision.<strong>"Priest or no, a visit to the dawnflower's temple will certainly do your heart good, my friend. Say a prayer for me as well."</strong>He jests, though meaning the former part. He knew how being so far from a temple of ones goddess could weigh on them.<strong>"Though we should swap some stories. I'll pitch in for the ale as well."</strong>He told Kala, fishing a silver from his pouch.<br/><br/>Kreios tossed it in with the monks, and then rested his heavy arms onto the table top. His strangely colored hair brushed about his shoulders then, and he stared at her with his equally strange eyes. Both features were just the side effects of his time in the mine. Too many magical ingredients being inhaled, so the many clerics he had questioned about the matter had said.<strong>"You were taken captive for a time. Did you happen to hear much of what they were after? When we ran into the thugs, two coast-liner's full, they screamed a chant to Asmoedeus and attacked us. Went so far as to sacrificed themselves to summon something terrible too..."</strong>He explained a bit, being truthful in hopes that she would do the same.