*She wished the Dwarf would stop chirping. Oh... he was laughing. Short body, high laugh. The voice was unusual in a Dwarf. Of course she'd heard tales of men that guarded groups of women and had been relieved of part of their male anatomy in order to carry out their duty without distraction. They often sang soprano in a choir, she'd heard. What were they called? Uniques? No. Well something of the sort. She couldn't hear beyond his trilling. She did have to admire the Dwarf's colors though. It was like looking at a winter solstice celebration scene.*
*The intruders retreated, leaving behind bread and water. She hadn't heard anything in response to her call to the owl. Perhaps he'd escaped when she'd fallen victim to the crew of the Raptor. She hoped so. Her stomach grumbled, her tongue felt thick. Time for worry later. She must do what she could to move forward.*
Moving to Raisa, she took a piece of bread from the tray, examined it for insects, squished a few deeper into the bread so's not to notice them so easily, and ate. She smiled at Raisa.
"Not bad, I've had worse. There was the time I was lost in the Oasis of Glub. Nothing to eat but the bitter plants of the Orcs. Better bugs than bitter. Don't you agree?"