[hr][hr][h3][b][i][color=a187be][center]Kyra Altham[/center][/color][/i][/b][/h3]
[center][b][color=a187be]Location:[/color][/b] Gorlf Northern Territory
[b][color=a187be]Interacting With:[/color][/b] [@Charnobylisk] [@Lucius Cypher]
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	Kyra looked around the room a bit, there wasn't much in the way of stores, just left over things that were scattered about. Looked like the place had been cleared out rather quickly; maybe because of the war the stores that were normally kept there. Taking off her cloak she hung it up on a nail near where the hearth was located and got to work on trying to start a fire for the evening. She was soaked and so was her new counter part; by the time the rest of the group caught up with them she knew they would be as well. It was going to be a long day and night it seemed but at least the weather was not getting any worse even if it wasn't getting any better at that point. Oh well, it was just that time of year in the Gorlf Northern Territory from what she had gathered from her research before coming to these parts. It would stay this way, off and on, until the cold fully set in and then the rain would just change to snow. For her, she would rather deal with the cold than the wet but she wasn't an elementalist. There was nothing she could do to change it. 

	Grabbing some of the wood that was inside she tossed it into the hearth, arranging the split pieces so they would burn but burn slow. There was not a lot so she needed to make it last at least long enough for people to be able to warm up and get dry. As she was informed that there was someone there and she heard the knock at the door she nodded, keeping quiet as her hand fell to her blade. While the place was great to get dry at, places like this tended to draw attention by anyone else that wanted the same thing. 

	Kyra stopped worrying about the fire for now and waited for Valona to return. Once she had she listened to what the dual personality woman had to say and nodded. [color=a187be]"Oh well better to see what is going on instead of letting them remain outside and ambush the others I am waiting on,"[/color] she said quietly. 

	Stepping over to the door she did not draw her weapon as of yet, but did keep a hand on the hilt of her blade. Slowly she opened the door and peaked her head outside. [color=a187be]"Can I help you?"[/color] she said as she stood in the doorway instead of hiding behind it; she wanted to ensure that who ever it was saw that she was armed and wasn't going to be intimidated right off the bat.