Thea had offered Theodore a smile after he had put his mask back on, but that had been it as the idea of a rest seemed rather appealing. It was during that time that she inspected her sword and gear for any potential damage despite having not done much during the last altercation. [i][color=c0c0c0][b]I should look into getting some javalins at some point if there are going to be giant birds around,[/b][/color][/i] she thought to herself before letting out a sigh. She hated flying enemies, they left her relatively useless without the use of javalins or the like. While she enjoyed thenuse of a bow as well, it was not something she was particularly good at using, just... Average.

        When the rest was over and their journey began anew, her worry for their templar subsiding when she noted he was managing to heal himself just fine, she kept quiet. Instead, she simply left herself to her thoughts and the things that had brought her to where she was and the events that had paired her with the people she was with. Then her thoughts drifted away from times mixed with her own darkness and the light her friends helped her find once more and began to wander to the place they were in now. The existance of the gems were rather strange to her, but they were in a world completely foreign to them, so it was likely normal to the world's inhabitants. Maybe they could ask someone if they ran into another intelligent living being.

        Just as that thought crossed her mind, the group finally came across what appeared to be a town of some sort, though it seemed empty enough in the late evening. Eyes scanning the area, she could see nothing out of the ordinary and she had no real desire to check for the presence of evil or good, there was nothing to check as buildings never truly held any alegence one way or another. Moving over to Haemar, she looked at her old friend with a raised brow, [color=c0c0c0]"Any thoughts old friend?"[/color] she asked the High Elf, though she said no more than that.

[@Big Dread] - She finally broke her long silence.