Vamessa made her rounds around town, or what was left of it at this point.  The town got destroyed, in the best possible way of saying it.  It was a little sad, but really, the people still treated her like a bit of an outsider so she wasn't amazingly close with most of them.  They didn't actively treat her badly or call her names but they gave her some distance, likely related to her demonic presence.  Whatever.  They gave her a job to make sure there was enough heat going around the village, fair enough.  That was definitely the one thing she was really good at and it helped reduce her destructive tendencies.  Well, that and cooking, though people tended to avoid her cooking for some reason.

For the most part, she had stayed in the parts of the town that weren't just absolutely destroyed and made sure that there was enough of a fire going on in the places that were still occupied so the townsfolk didn't freeze to death during these unruly times.  Such a thankless job.  Still, someone told her there was a town meeting at the temple and she should make time for it.  So she did.  She walked through the doors of temple about the time the chief had started his speech.  She took a seat near the back, far away from most of the townspeople.  They'd probably get a little fidgety if she got in the crowd and, well, she didn't want to cause a scene at the moment.  The chief's speech was about as one would expect.  Inspirational to the townsfolk, maybe her a little more if she felt like she was one of them, but well, she wasn't a human either, even if she wasn't tainted by a demon's presence.

She listened in on the problems of the town at present.  15 hunters may or may not be enough for town right now, not that her hunting record was that good anyway.  Not in any capacity to help.  And that Maira girl... She sounded familiar... Oh! That was the girl that she met in the forest, back when that was her home, on multiple occasions.  A bit of a bitch.  She shot arrows at poor Vammy every time they met.  She was missing? Well, that wouldn't do.  Vammy would need her alive to take revenge on her for all those arrows.  

Other than that... Frozen wood? Iron to purchase? Fish stealing?  The wood she could handle later fairly easy.  Iron... well, if it was dealings with dwarves she'd have nothing to do, though she'd enjoy a "meeting" with Mie.  And the fish... Someone else could handle that.  A cold, frozen sea? No thank you.  Oh, and the healing herbs... She'd not want to risk accidently turning them to ash.

Content with her choice of option, the elf headed over to where the chief was, to offer her services in finding Maira.  On her way, however, she heard Atzi saying something aloud about finding the huntress.  Vammy licked her lips a small bit as she ran her fingers up the muscular woman's back.  "My, I was going to offer to look for her too.  I lived in those woods for some time, so I know them like the back of my hand.  Hell, I've had some special encounters in there that you don't want to know the details of..."  She didn't specify but they were actually a bit more dangerous than she was letting on.  "You know you need me, but, if you need to feed that spider first, fine.  Come find me, Atzi, when you're ready."  

With that, Vammy slipped behind the woman and disappeared into the crowd.  Fine, she had some time to kill and what did she see? Her best little friend!  She slinked over and snuck up on Lazhira.  Her hand flew down and deliver a nice, firm but gentle slap to the girl's rear end before slipping to her side and wrapping an arm around Lazhira's waist.  "Hey cutie, doing alright?" She asked, pulling the girl in close and giving her a little bit of warmth.  "Warm enough?"  She asked with a small teasing smile.