At the crest of the hill that would lead the group down to the forest, Garrett would signal the change in direction with a wave and movement of his arm to direct they would be moving eastward from then on, his other arm pulling the reins of Acrid in order to start the turn of the group toward the path they had discussed. It was the perfect movement.

Aeden admired the varied scenery while he continued scanning for possible threats. As they came to a fork Garrett took the lead as they continued in the direction the group had agreed upon. Aeden stopped briefly at the fork as he checked the fork for signs of other travelers or possible threats. Nyph had clearly not noticed anything dangerous otherwise he would have informed Aeden immediately.

As they traveled the group was over all silent. A small bit of conversation had occurred within the wagon at the rear, but outside of that they had spoken very little. While he certainly appreciated it from a safety perspective. A small part of him felt a bit lonely. This was a first for him, and he wore a puzzled expression as he mulled over his feelings while they continued onward.

Their path directly east led them even further down open uneven terrain. Not too far from their left sides was the forest and mountains. Trees were scattered around before them but none huddled close enough to significantly change their course or the general landscape. It winds remained high, almost unnaturally so. A far off presence, multiple even, seemed to be atop the highest peak to their right. However it seemed like nothing more than a storm brewing above it.

Tali, and her servitor, continued musch as before, though Tali's song got a lot more upbeat as the terrain got rougher. If anyone watched her, they would question whether she had infinite energy as she was essentially dancing to her beat as they marched. The fork gave her no pause as the path had been determined, so she simply followed along.

Itzel, meanwhile, suddenly dropped from the sky on Gaston. The sour look on her face meant that she was not a willing participant. Gaston landed on Lynn's carriage and splayed out comfortably along the top to take a nap. "Dammit, Gaston, I love you but, but you are a terrible traveler." She left the saddle and took flight with her own wings.

Once at the proper height, her wings caught the light, laying a bright and scintillating rainbow pattern on her companions below. She resumed her duties without Gaston, scouting in supplement to Dremmick. 

Lynn gathered her thoughts on the conversation she just had with Nailah. She was right, maybe the best thing to do was to be more forward and ask Tali what [i]she[/i] thouht of her. After Nailah had left the carraige she took a bit of time to straighten herself up to look a bit more presentable, though in truth she already was. She adjusted her top and smoothed out her waist wrap and checked her sleeve to make sure it was clean. All seemed well. Moments later though there was a loud booming sound as something landed on her carriage. She yelped in surprise, wihch could be faintly heard outside of the carraige as well. Lynn's horse however, didn't take to kindly to the sudden impact and jarring change in weight, though as Lynn was told it would, it stayed calm, though it's ears signified a bit of anoyance. A few moments passed and Lyned popped out of the carriage to see what just had landed on it. and to her surprise, it was the large creature that Itzel seemed to ride.

Lynn had never seen one before meeting Itzel and even then she wasn't able to see it this close. Lnn;s eyes went wide at the interesting creatureas as she flew in a few circles around it. "Wow! I never really seen anything like you before!" She floated over to where his head was. Her head tilted slightly to match the angle of his resting head.  She held out her hand in front of him, he seemed intelligent so maybe he would understand the gesture, "May I?" she asked, wanting to pet him.

The further they went down the trail, the more tired Shye was becoming from walking. She didn't complain about it however, because she didn't want to burden someone else by taking their mount or addin weight to their cart or carriage. She wasn't heavy, but still. besides, what if something happened and she wasn't ready to react to it? She should tough it out, besides, they would be at the river in a couple hours.

Shye noticed Aeden, and felt like she should talk to him about earlier, but she wan't sure how to word it. She overstepped her bounds, she believed. But he didn't seem to be angry with her. She also really wanted to know about Bidzil. She had never had more than a few minutes once in a blue moon to go see him. She had so many questions about her son she felt like she as going to burst. Luckily, as fate would have it, she wouldn't have to find a way to break the ice herself. 

Gaston swooped down and landed on top of Lynn's carriage, startling Shye when she heard him land and Lynn cry out for a moment. She turned quick to see what was the matter, and realized that it was nothing, watching for a moment as the Tearian came out to investigate. In doing so though, he foot caught on some uneven terrin, tripping her for a moment. Now , this normally wouldn't be an issue if she had enough room to catch herself from falling, but it seemed that she was close enough to Aeden at the time to stumble into him befor she could move to catch herself.

Allard looked at the egg he was carrying in his left arm. It had weight to it, for sure. More than a new egg. To him it wasn't much weight at all, but it was still enough to let him know that it felt close to its hatchinig time, he just wasn't sure how close it was. He looked down to the servitor and Nailah, "I would appreciate it greatly. If somethin' were ta happen to it, say should we get attacked, I wouldn't be able ta forgive myself." Nailah seemed to be called by the young Tearian. He nodded to Nailah and smiled as she excused herself, then turned back to the servitor. "If it wouldn't trouble any of ya too greatly, I would appreciate tha help, but do let me know if anythin' starts ta happen, I want ta be there when it hatches." He gently lowered the egg, wrapped in cloth, to the servitor.

For most the rest of the trip so far, he simply continued his routine of watching  the party and checking behind them from time to time. When Nailah came back he smiled, "Everythin' alright with tha young lass?" he asked her.

Due to their vigilant scouting something noticeable on their far left side, yet obscured behind a lowering of a hill which led to the edge of the forest. A small tent was seen with a bit of smoke escaping from it. The tent was made from animal skins and was covered in scales. Next to the tent was a large boulder and a drying rack for clothes blowing in the winds. As well as a sharpening wheel for blades. It was clear someone was living here.

Aeden's search was interrupted just as he noticed off to the distance a tent. He was going to call attention to it when Shye stumbled into his startling him a bit as he caught her.  [color=ffd700]"Careful,"[/color] he whispered with a gentle tone. He raised a finger to his lips and then pointed towards the tent. After helping her get back to Shye feet, Aeden gestured to get the attention of Nyph and waved in the direction of the tent. [color=ffd7000]"Could be bandits over there. Better for us to get the jump on them."[/color]

He turned to Allard and dashed to get close quickly making surprisingly little noise as he moved. [color=ffd700]"Allard, there's someone camped out over there. Could be danger, get everyone ready. Nyph has already gone ahead to scout it out."[/color] With that he dashed over to Garrett to repeat the news. The sooner everyone was aware the better.

Nyph was familiar with the gestures Aeden used to call attention to possible danger. It took a few moments for him to camouflage himself and glide over towards the wisp of smoke that Aeden gestured to. The instant he discovered who they were dealing with he would report immediately to Aeden.

Dremmick came across an odd tent while he was scouting. He wasn't sure if why it was there, but it simply looked like a hermit or something lived here. none the less, he activated his soul sight in one of his eyes so that he could both see regularly and check on any life around the camp and the woodline where his party would be passing through. Aeden may sense Dremmick's presence already there, hiding off in the treeline next to the camp Aden got closer. Unlike their time passing through Fotia, they had no reason to keep a low profile while still in Gaia, but if it was just a regular person, best to leave them be.
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Allard nodded to Aeden. "May just be a hermitt or a hunter's camp as well, but bein' cautious never hurt anyone I guess." He looked at their surroundings. "Everyone, eyes up, just in case," he lightly called to the others, then turning and giving Aste a gentle shake to wake her. He walked to the middle of the caravan, so it was easy to reach  either end of it, especially at his size. "I'll stay here an' make sure tha others are fine, if ya wish to look ahead," he said looking back at Aeden.
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Shye looked up to  Aeden as he helped her up. She started  to straighten her dress, face bit red, "M-my apologies. I wasn't watching where-," but then Aeden held up a finger to his mouth as he noticed something. A small tent a bit off the road, covered in scales for what she could only guess was for waterproofing. The clothes line and sharpening stone made it feel like even though it was a tent, it was build for a longer stay than the average wax treated canvas tents some people take for travel.  She stood there with her hands clasped low as she looked in the direction of the tent as well. Nix came down and chirped in a specific pattern as well, letting her know that it noticed it too. She waited to see what the others did.
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Lynn's attention was pulled away from Gaston when the group seemed to slow to a stop for some odd reason. She floated over o her staff close to where Aeden was, since it seemed they were waiting on what Nyph would return and say.
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The eyes of the soul seers would come across nothing in particular. Nothing but... were their eyes deceiving? Surely it seemed to be so. The giant almost flat boulder, which was a bit longer than it was wide. It brimmed with the essence of life. Was it a living stone? Nothing else was visibly alive, though foot steps were clearly leading to and from the entrance of the tent.

As Nailah got back to the ox cart Allard was on, she noticed Algimar walking just behind Lynn's steam carriage. She couldn't help but to wave to him with a mischievous look on her face and blowing him a kiss, teasing him as she jumped back to where Allard was.

Even though the trip was going incredibly well until now, as they started approaching the forest, the echoes of a storm coming from the highest mountains made Nailah a bit alert. Call it 'instinct' or 'intuition' but she had learned through her life to always believe in her instincts. Especially seeing how they would have to pass through the wyvern's territory. While she wouldn't drop her guard completely, since there were so many people scouting, Nailah could afford to be a bit more relaxed and simply enjoy the trip for now.

When Nailah sat down besides Allard again, he was still talking with Tali's servitor about the egg. She couldn't help but to giggle, seeing Allard, such a big man worried about an egg like a doting mother.

[color=C86050]"Girl's talk~"[/color]  Nailah replied to Allard with a mischievous smirk and a wink when Allard asked if Lynn was ok.

[color=C86050]"But she is ok. She just wanted to ask me a few advices about love. She is so adorable when embarassed~!"[/color]  Nailah said, almost squeaking as she remembered how cute and adorable Lynn's expression was.

Nailah was lying down, looking at the sky when Aeden's called Allard, alerting him of a small encampment in the distance.
Standing up, she was quickly able to locate the faint column of smoke on the edge of the forest, coming from the small tent Aeden was talking about.

While it was clear on Nailah's stare that she was indeed curious, Aeden, Nyph and others were already going to go ahead and scout so she simply sat down again, shrugging.

[color=C86050]"It might as well be just a hunter or a hermitt just like Allard said. I doubt someone who would want to ambush us or that could possibly pose a threat to us would be so... unprepared..."[/color]  Nailah said shrugging.

[color=C86050]"Still, I can go closer and take a peek if you guys want."[/color] Nailah suggested, looking to Aeden and Allard. While she didn't knew if Aeden knew exactly her skills and what she was capable of, Allard would know about them very well.

'What the...is that... some sort of golem?' Dremmick thought to himself. He shook his head as he canceled his soul sight. He then quietly made his way back to his horse and mounted it, riding it back to the group from up the road. He stopped just ahead of Garrett, but spoke just loud enough for the others to hear. "There are footprints leading in and out of the tent, I'd say they are fresh. And the boulder there....oddly enough it has life energy. Only time I've seen that is in golems, but it doesn't look like one. As far as the camp goes, its pretty normal, nothing strange out in the open."

Watching everyone scramble at the first sign of anything on the road that was Descendant made or otherwise was a pleasing sight to catch onto, upon the relay of information from all of the more proactive members of the team, especially Aeden who already went ahead and sent his trusty winged companion Nyx to spot things out and get back to them was a great boon in this situation, rather because it was the quickest way to know exactly what to do.

Garrett disembarked Acrid, holding the reins for a moment before giving the bicorn a loving pat along her neck.

"[color=a0410d]The best course of action would be to sit tight until Aeden's companion returns with news. There's always room to pass this on, like the Therosi we passed on the way to Pearl. Though.. [/color]"

Garrett looked Dremmick over, considering his statements

"[color=a0410d]This area may provide some interesting results for all of us. Especially with a living boulder. Could be a guard for whoever lives here, or a well-placed distraction, for any of those who caught wind of who we are and what path we would take.[/color]"

Garrett walked to stand beside Dremmick, watching the sky to spot Sera spiraling above as a redundant source of spotting anything to note. If only he had been given the colloquial title of 'Hawk Bearer' or something along those lines, rather than the 'Blighted Knight'. Perhaps those around him would be more open to consider him an ally.

"[color=a0410d]Either way, it'll be better to grasp the gravity of this situation rather than be brash with our decisions. Let's wait for Nyph.[/color]"

He nodded to Dremmick, then to the rest of the party who had curious eyes.

It was a mere tent able to make the most curious cat to remain shortly. It was nothing... Until the ground near the tent began to tremble with an echoing sound. However it was not something the smaller creatures in the air could notice. But the harvesting birds made their escape from the trees tops quite suddenly. Something was moving through the forest. Coming home to the tent. However it was the trees that fell that made way for the creature. It stepped out into the open.

It was a true giant of Gaia who stood 5 meters tall and was healthy. Covered in the belts of dragons and beasts he moved with a dignified warriors step. Was it his natural strength or was it his skill that made him move with such confidence.The tent was too small for this giant. Yet he stopped before the tent anyway and looked up at the storm. His white cold eyes seemed enamored by something about it.

Tali and her servitor took up close by, within spell range, but not risking getting into a conforntation. Tali herself wanted to be diplomatic if possible as the giant was still a humanoid and had its own culture. Perhaps he could be reasoned with. Her servitor took the egg from Allard and immediately hid with it cradled safely. It was used to being out of the fight, though sometimes it played bait if a retreat was necessary as it was faster than most normal creatures and Descendants.

Itzel came down next to Dremmick, landing with featherly light grace. She let out a sharp and shrill whistle. Gaston immediately perked up and pounced to the ground beside her, looking around for danger. He was almost able to get some attention from Lynn, but of course something has to call him to battle stations. Ah, the horrible life of a fabulous creature such as Gaston. Once he saw no immediate danger but insteaed a possible danger in the giant, he crouched low to the ground, his wings splayed across it, ready to launch him into the air. Itzel herself knelt on the ground, bow nocked and aimed at the giant. Her tail curled around to her side, twitching as she focused, seeming almost like it craved being used.

The giant's gaze was able to make out the group coming up on the long hills headed east. He didn't immediately react to their presence but he stroked his beard in thought. He knelt down to the tent and seemed to speak something before rising back up and stepping out a bit. Standing in between the tent and the growing group. He observed them with crossed arms. Clearly aware of their presence and in a closed off stance. The tent began to open and walking out of it was an old woman with a pointed hat and long white hair. With the large hat and her long hair combined her visage was not visible from any angle. She held a black wooded cane and walked slowly out behind the Giant.

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Nyph hovered in awe as he started at the giant while cloaked. He had never seen a Giant before. He simply could not take his eyes away from the big guy. He then noticed that the Giant had seen the group, and from his perspective he could see why and groaned internally. It did not help that Itzel was extra shiny, but it was almost as if the group knew little on how to remain hidden while he scouted ahead.

He fluttered back over to Aeden and decloaked with a sour face. [color=yellow][i]"You guys know the point of my job is to scout ahead without you being seen, right?"[/i][/color]

Aeden understood where Nyph was coming from, but he still spoke up. [color=ffd700]"It's not like we had time to get properly hidden with how suddenly the big guy over there showed up."[/color] He glanced cautiously at the Giant and noticed an older woman came out of the tent. [color=ffd700]"Looks like we don't have to worry too much about a battle. We could try and talk with them to learn about the area. It would be helpful to learn what dangers are out here from someone that lives in the wild."[/color]

He did not say the last thing on his mind: there were reasons people decided to live in the wild as opposed to civilization.

Garrett looked over at the team, mostly the duo Itzel and Gaston. He had to make their intentions clear and concise, especially when the odds were indeterminate. Using his diaphragm to channel his voice to a broad amount of individuals, he called out to his team.

"[color=a0410d]It would be wise to hold all hostilities. They don't look itching to fight. We don't either. Hearts and minds. Stow yourselves. [/color]"

With an outstretched arm to his side, he would signal a halt, both to movement and hostilities so he would be able to approach the woman and the giant. Might as well put this situation to good use.

Turning his attention to the giant and the woman he would shout out, to address them with a friendly wave of the arm and hand as a signal of hello.

"[color=a0410d]Hello! We're passing through to avoid problems on the main roads and we stumbled upon you here! Might you have a cup of tea or a good conversation to be had while we're in the area?[/color]"

The plan could go two ways from here, either they truly were hostile, they'd have to act on him first, allowing the others time to react, or they were truly friendly and could be a possible benefit for the team either through information or who knows what.

Nailah was still calmly waiting for the group's choice. Since Aeden and Nyph were already going to take a look, she as simply sitting still and waiting.

It was then that she heard Dremmick saying that there were indeed footprints going out of the tent but oddly enough, the entire boulder had life energy to it, almost as if it was alive.

[color=C86050]"A golem...?"[/color] Nailah repeated, tilting her head curiously. She had never seen one in person, though she wondered what a golem would be doing in the middle of nowhere. A few moments after she said that, the ground near the tent started trembling and birds started flying away. Something big was coming to the tent...

It was then that a gigantic figure appeared from the forest. A true Gaian Giant. As tall as a house and as strong as a mountain. Covered with belts made of dragons and other dangerous beasts, he had the unmistakable movements of a warrior.

Nailah watched as Itzel called Gaston as it became ready for combat as well as other members. Interestingly enough, when the giant saw the group, he didn't display hostility. Instead simply watching them with crossed arms. From the tent, an old woman with a pointy hat came out, her face hidden by both her hat and her long hair, slowly walking behind the giant, aided by a black wooded cane.
[color=C86050]"Guys, calm down. I don't think neither of them wants any problems with us."[/color] Nailah said, shortly after Garret, who said it would be wise to not show hostility.

Despite being silent, it was clear on Nailah's eyes as she looked to the old woman that she was incredibly curious about her. Not many in the group probably knew that, but Nailah loved to read and hear stories from people she met on her travels. And that old woman looked like she had a lot to tell.

After Garrett said the group's peaceful intentions, Nailah gave a step forward, with a cat's curiosity clear on her expression.

[color=C86050]"If it's not too much to ask, I would love to hear more about you! I'm sure you must have a lot of interesting stories to tell!"[/color] Nailah said, with a kind smile.

It was a strange sight for a giant to be visiting a witches tent at the edge of the forest in the middle of Gaia. But none could question that these were trying times and the lack of hostility from the two seemed all the more stranger. [b]"Theres no pleasantries tah be had here strangers. Best move along."[/b] Said the Giant. His voice echoing like the howling winds of the mountain. [color=black]"Now now. Why be so rude Orin?"[/color] The elderly woman said as she made her way to stand beside and Giant. She tapped his leg with her cane and he reached down and let her step on his hands. He then lifted her up to see the group from above. [color=black]"Ooooo~"[/color] She waited at least 30 seconds before replying. As if she had been observing them. [color=black]"You're all quite lovely. You're so varied it's a delight to see! What brings you all together like this I wonder..."[/color]  She seemed lost in thought at the very end. Mumbling to herself a bit.

Tali practically surged forward once the conversation started and became light. She playfully ruffled Nailah's hair as she ended up next to her. "I too would love stories. Part of my magic is based upon legends of heroes, warriors, and mages of old. I imagine giants have many stories to tell that few have heard! Meeting new people, especially new types of people, is something I am quite fond of."

Her servitor came out of hiding when it heard Tali engage in conversation. It then took its place next to its mistress, cradling the dragon egg carefully in its arms.

Itzel and Gaston visibly relaxed. The former stood up and relaxed the pull on her bowstring before taking off to hover a couple feet above the ground, again the light catching her scales and giving some rainbows along the ground. Gaston immediately went over to Lynn and practically shoved his head onto her hand, letting out a cute huff. He was offered attention and he would not let the opportunity pass.

She seemed to come back off her rambling, the old witch. [color=black]" I do love stories myself. Please come in. I suppose we all could share stories. Though you all are a strange lot indeed."[color]She sat down wearily on the Giant's hand. He carried her over to the tent."[/color] She dropped down after he lowered her. She stepped inside the tent and the giant stood as a barrier before its entrance. Smoke still escaped from above it and vanished in the cold breeze several feet above. For those entering the giant gave pause. [b]"Only one at a time."[/b] He said. Not worrying about how many there were. @everyone

"[color=a0410d]Oh joy, well everyone, time for a rest stop for just the moment.[/color]"

 Garrett then happily skipped forth nodding at the giant, knowing their fight would have been glorious were they here to hunt down giants for another genocide of abnormal races.

"[color=a0410d]If it is alright with the rest of you, I would like to be first to talk to the woman, perhaps enjoy a cup of tea primarily and talk story.[/color]"

He wouldn't wait for a response from the group, it was more a rhetorical request that they would have no say in the final outcome and response from it. He was going into the tent to talk to the lady. That's it. That's how it goes.


Allard stayed in the position he took in the middle of the group, though he actually relaxed a bit when he saw it was a giant. Giants were well respected in Gaia, and he remembered some of the ones he saw in the capital the few times he had been there. He was prepared to let the giant and the small old woman that accompanied him be, but it seemed that the old woman was a bit more curious than that. Garrett was the first to accept her invitation, though unfortunately it seemed to be a one at a time ordeal thanks t the giant, which Allard could only guess was the giant's way to protect her. Good thinking on his part really. [color=9ACD32]"May as well get comfy, this may take a spell."[/color] he said to the others. He then looked up to the giant, [color=9ACD32]"I must say, its refreshin' bein' able ta look up at someone fur a change. Can't say the opportunity comes by that often."[/color]

Shye was absolutely stunned by the giant. Before, the behemoth known as Allard was the biggest man she had ever seen, never having seen a giant in person before. It was quite intimidating and surreal at the same time, as if it were a dream. There were warnings going off in her mind about the situation though. A giant and an old woman far from civilization, and being invited alone into her tent, it just seemed like a trap, despite the woman's air of kindness about her.  [color=DC143C]"I...I'm not sure about this..."[/color] she spoke softly, [color=DC143C]"It just doesn't feel...safe..."[/color] She had a look of worry as one of the group waltzed on in to the tent. all her instincts she built as an assassin were ringing out that this was a bad idea. Sure, the party would know as soon as the first person was in danger, but what if it was some belated trap? Her mind was swimming in pessimism. After all, she was always taught to think about what was the worst that could happen.

Lynn had floated closer to where Nailah and Tali would be, her eyes widening at the sight of the giant, mostly in amazed curiosity. Luckily, to keep the giant safe from a barrage of questions and chit chat he may not want, Gaston soon intercepted Lynn, craving attention. Lynn pu er hand out again, except this time was able to give a propper petting as Gaston shoved his head against it. [color=7FFFD4]"Ah! Cuuuute~! You're so soft!"[/color] she squealed as she started to use both hands to give him pets and scratches.

Dremmick watched as Garrett made his way into the tent. He sighed, looking up to the sun to gauge their time. He dismounted his horse and pat it a couple times before finding himself a place to sit. This was going to be a while, did they really have time for this? He looked over to the boulder. Why in the world it had life energy in it, he couldn't guess. Nothing besides a golem anyway, but it seemed the wrong shape for that. He looked around at the sprawling countryside around him and decided he would kill some time. He took out his personal notebook and a charcoal pencil, and started to sketch the rolling hills and trees to pass the time until the group was ready. While he did though, he tried to make a note of any useful plants he saw in the field he could use as medicines or poisons.

Aeden much preferred a conversation out in the open to a series of one-on-one conversations within the confines of a tent before everyone went on their way. He appreciated the peaceful solution before them, but who knows what could happen in the tent?

Especially when magic could be involved.

He glanced over to Shye, whom also had a similar reaction, and he stood with her. [color=ffd700]"Let's stay vigilant."[/color]

When the giant spoke, Nailah couldn't help but to give a little jump, surprised by his voice. Fortunately, despite his not that welcoming words, the old woman thought otherwise. Nailah didn't knew what exactly was the relationship betwee the two of them neither who exactly was the old woman, but it was clear that the giant wanted to defend her.

[color=C86050]"Believe-me, I always ask myself the same thing!"[/color] Nailah said, laughing when the old woman mentioned how such a group formed itself.

[color=C86050]"Hey there Tali!"[/color] Nailah said, with a smile as Tali walked nearby her, ruggling her hair.

[color=C86050]"I'm certain you will learn quite a few new stories from her."[/color] Nailah said. The old woman indeed seemed to be more than just a hermit for Nailah. If that was good or bad was something that was yet to be seen though.

Nailah smiled kindly to the old woman when she mentioned she loved stories too, saying it would be fine for them to come in. Unfortunately, the giant seemed to not trust them that much, immediately standing in front of the tent and demanding that only one person entered at a time.

Garrett, not surprisingly was the first one to present himself, going inside without even waiting for a response from the group, making Nailah roll her eyes. The hostile expression directed to Garrett wasn't discreet by any means as she glared at him with a burning stare.

[color=C86050]"Someone needs to teach him a lesson... And my tolerance to his antics and his authoritative behavior lessen by the day."[/color] Nailah said, sighing heavily as she calmed herself down.

Allard then turned to the group, saying it would be good to sit down because Garrett would probably take his sweet time before he turned to the giant, trying to talk with him.

[color=C86050]"Well... I've been doing nothing but relaxing since this trip began. Might as well continue doing it!"[/color] she said, laughing as she sat down on the grass.
[color=C86050]"I don't think you will get much of a talk out from him though Allard..."[/color] Nailah said, whispering to Allard.

The moment she sat down, she saw with the corner of her eyes Lynn, looking to the giant with big curious eyes. Nailah couldn't help but to giggle seeing that adorable scene. She was certain that if the giant was a bit more open to conversation Lynn wouldn't hold back on questioning him.

[color=C86050]"Oh, it seems someone took a liking to you!"[/color] Nailah said with a chuckle as Gaston, after Itzel took off with her own wings, immediately came to Lynn seeking her attention.