Saida nodded in the with a quick smile at Rhindani, her deep blue eyes matching hers for a moment before she looked onward towards the bandit camp forming some many paces away. A small breeze tickled the edges of her cheeks whisking in a direction that seemed to be pointing to Rhindani as if helping them make their decision. [color=#96cf7d],"My friend, I believe your idea to be a favorable one, to know the layout of the camp of those lost souls would be preferable for a quick completion. Perhaps, while you are amongst their company, should you hear of any plans or of whom their leader it is, I believe it'll help us substantially. I would offer to accompany you but, I fear one of your grace on a pilgrimage with an elf would raise more suspicion then your sudden appearance already would."[/color]

Saida smiled gently, glancing about the crowd for a moment before speaking again. [color=#96cf7d]"If everyone else is on board with this plan or does not have an opinion either way, is there a chance a horn could be leant to our friend, in case of misfortune or discovery?"[/color]

Saida felt her hand move up and touch her pendant of the sun that lay against her chest marking the symbol of Deum Lucis. As her thumb traced the moulding and inlay she felt the three gems that had been place within it as focusing crystals for magic use, a Citrine was the largest of the three as it was needed the most, next were the Diamond and the Amethyst, both about the same size. She closed her eyes for a moment as if in a deep trance of concentration before walking over the the lizardfolk woman, placing a hand on her shoulder, or what she thought was her shoulder discovering it was what could be a wing instead. The sudden surprise only briefly detained Saida before she closed her eyes and whispered a small and simply incantation of illusion, a spell that would make you seem more welcoming and less dangerous to an enemy. Her hand glowed gold for a moment as the spell took hold of it then an orange gold shroud of light seemed to encompass Rhindani, hugging her in the warm light before disappearing, leaving the gentle kiss of warmth around her body. 

Saida removed her hand and looked her in the eyes one final time, [color=#96cf7d]"As the warmth fades, so shall the spell, may it help you should the others agree in this course of action."[/color] Saida glanced up once again and looked around at the others both, waiting for a response and hoping for an agreement. She did not know her companions well enough yet but, their decision on this matter would set the final form of the base in the mould that was the impression of each of them in her mind. Whatever they decided to do, Saida was ready, she would heal, she could fight but her peaceful nature seemed to ever steer her towards the gentlest, and most subtle approach.