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It didn't take long until Eirún realized that most of the new arrivals seemed to be friendly enough, visibly relaxing her posture. Taking another glance at the new faces, she took a moment to better observe them, now that it became clear that they weren't a threat.

The barbarian woman, while saying only a few words, was quite honest and direct, which was honestly a breath of fresh air for Eirún, compared to the amount of scheming that she was honestly accustomed with. The horned woman and her blue-haired bodyguard was an interesting duo. Lady Avi, as her bodyguard called her didn't seem to have such a straightforward and clear reason as the barbarian woman, instead acting more like a bystander caught in the middle of the battle than someone who actively sought it like some of the rest. The only one among them Eirún couldn't get a proper read was Soren...

Siegfried's reaction to Soren's question was quite hostile, something Eirún herself could understand, in a way. That reanimated corpse was an abomination, an affront to nature itself. If it depended on Eirún, the knowledge of how such things were made would die with whoever was cruel enough to create it in the first place. Sure, an argument could be made in favor of Soren, as knowing how they worked would make fighting them easier... But in Eirún's opinion, such knowledge was still far too dangerous... At least regarding the reanimated corpse. Now, if he wanted to cut open the mages, if it meant giving them more chances to get rid of the plague the Mage King and his minions were to the land, Eirún had no problem with it.

Regardless of how shady Soren appeared to be at first and in part, motivated by the very reason she couldn't get a proper read on Soren's true motives, Eirún approached the self-entitled physician, pointing towards her wounds, particularly the one in her thigh and made a motion of bandaging, asking if he had some clean bandages to spare. Avoiding having to tear strips of her own clothes would be quite helpful in the long run, after all.

While Eirún was aware of both Aslan, Brigitte and Siegfried taking a 'closer' look at the corpse knight, which was, ironically enough the very reason Siegfried had lashed out at Soren, the strong revulsion she felt for it was enough to make her keep her distance... That was, until she heard Siegfried saying he encountered a Luxun camp a few years ago who were hunting Fae. Such phrase made her immediately tense up as she fought the desire to run to where he was to ask more about it... While she did trust the group to some extent, she was far from trusting them enough to letting them know more about who she was and where she came from.

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