"There is nothing to fear my friends. While I should still conserve my energy as best I can, if we do find ourselves against a Templar ambush they will most likely be unprepared against my rejuvenated powers. I doubt even Thallus himself would be caught off guard. However all in all, I pray to the Goddesses that we can have a somewhat smooth trip from point A to point B." Demoko said as he scanned for Nayrin or Aadab to return. They had telepathic powers from their Sheikah heritage, and while he himself had telepathic powers, they didn't derive from any Sheikah heritage. The Sheikah were Hylia's creation and thus he had no connection to them. If either of the Sheikah did however get into trouble or danger he would at least be able to sense that much and for now that would be good enough. He had to trust in their abilities as well as let them put their skills to the test. All of them would be put to the test nonstop, they had to be ready for when they confronted Thallus.

As he stood there waiting patiently he heard the sounds of a roaring dodongo in the distance. Turning his head he saw a caravan was approaching from behind. It looked like a band of merchants to him. He sensed no hostility in them which was a relief, they didn't need any other problems for now. They were heading in their direction, very slowly of course, their carts pulled by the giant lizards which were brimming with silks and other treasures. "It seems we have company, they look like merchants from the kingdom of Holodrum, the kingdom west of the Gerudo Desert." Demoko commented as he examined them.

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"Keep a close eye out for any signs of them Brother Gaios, there may not be any signs of them, but for someone such as myself who is a master of the winds. I can easily smell their scent carried by the dry winds of the desert. They approach fast, let us finish this quickly for Father Thallus, less he assign that wretch Sister Fiona to aide us. If you wish to lay your eyes upon one with no honor then look no further than her. She claims innocence in Brother Regol's death, but I saw her deliver the final blows myself. She is truly a wolf in sheep's clothing thy brother, if you pray for nothing else, pray that she stay at least as far as the East is from the West from thyself." General Onyx said grumbling his thoughts about Fiona. There was something dark about her that he did not like. He had been a good friend of Regol's as had Gaios, it made his blood boil at memory of Fiona shooting him several times in the back 'trying' to kill some kid he couldn't even remember now.