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“[color=a36209]Perhaps if we stick together, we would have a better chance of beating this bitch.[/color]”

Zell raised his eyebrows, impressed.  So Joji wasn't just in on ploughing through any obstacles to find answers.  No, the big guy was all in on taking out Madam Big kahuna of monster nation.  As far as Zell was concerned, they were dropping off some cube and then asking around as to just why the hell they ended up in this world.  He hadn't really considered the prospect of fighting in the war.

[i]Fuck it, why not.[/i]

"Well, my schedule just happens to be wide open," Zell replied with a smirk.  "Count me in, big guy."

Joji asked about length of the journey and Zell listened as Adam answered.  Zell was pretty certain the younger guy was a Druid Class adventurer, from what he'd found out about the various classes, plus the fact that Adam declared to the group he had some kind of plant magic.  It was a for-sure fit.  Adam was handling himself well at the head of the column, keeping everyone informed and confidently making good decisions.  At least, Zell [i]assumed[/i] they were good decisions.  What did [i]he[/i] know about travelling through forests n stuff?  He went to Peru in his Gap Year and told some guys he was up for going on the four-day mountain hike to see Machu Picchu... he ended up blowing all his money on partying and never did it.  That was the closest Zell had ever come to camping in his life.

After Adam had warned everyone to stay alert, Zell shifted his priorities and started keeping an eye on the surroundings.  There was no guarantee that they'd seen the last of The Witch Queens soldiers, and Zell didn't fancy getting snuck up on.  As a Fighter or Barbarian Class (which was likely what he was) he needed to be ready to get in front of the magic users and Rangers.  His job in a party was to defend and provide space for the others to cast and fire.  He looked at the group and thought about where best to position himself if they were suddenly attacked.  Having experience in sports, team formations in dynamic games, it wasn't too hard to grasp.

He'd be ready.