[hr][hr][h3][b][i][center][color=a187be]Kyra[/color][/center][/i][/b][/h3]
[center][b][color=a187be]Location:[/color][/b] The Orc Cave (Inside and out)
[b][color=a187be]Interacting With:[/color][/b] Keystone, Cyneburg, Brezcar, and an elder 
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	Kyra watched Keystone as he spoke; and spoke; and spoke; and spoke. She didn't think she had heard this much from him during the entire length of the trip, minus his little rant from earlier, than she was right then. Once he was finished she looked towards their companion and was grateful for the quick sum of what was going on between the chief and Brezcar. 

	[color=a187be]"I see."[/color] Turning her head she looked over towards Brezcar. [color=a187be]"I have not seen any undead as of yet either. I was sent by the king of a forest realm some ways from here after hearing about the war just to inspect and see if the Goblins were caught up in this little to do."[/color]

	Brezcar nodded slightly and looked to the chief, telling him verbatim what Kyra had said. The chief looked at Cyneburg and then over at Brezcar, rubbing his chin slightly before he said anything. 

	"No, no goblinuk. Kjani evinaj be moukav welcome buav jiak ukavill do noav know um kulknej ukhould avruukav avheuke people. Um avheausan saib nauk-avurn avhe village agh negoaviaave peace avhen jiak liwo avake avhem for avheir word. Beavavas avheir avhroaavuk avhan ouruk." <No, no Goblins. Food would be most welcome but I still do not know if we should trust these people. If they can return the village and negotiate peace then I will take them for their word. Better their throats than ours.>

	Outside of the cage Epona whinnied a bit. <"It would not be my place to tell of Sana's actions. If you wish to know, ask her yourself. She is rather blunt and honest about such matters. All I will say is yes, she is seasoned in the ways of battle."> Epona said before bobbing her head towards Honey. <"Hello Honey">

	Lowering her neck she stretched it out a bit before shaking out the tension of the day and looking over as Sana began to sing. If a horse could smile, that was the look on her features. <"Thank you but Sana has provided me with food already. Such a sweet voice. I am glad she has found it.">