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Raen listened to Braedon and Anora with disguised disinterest. Yes, of course I saw the tracks. And no, we don't need to say anything to Hama. Knowing that it would be quite foolish to say anything of the sort, he decided to merely agree - for it was the widely accepted and prudent route. "Yes, no doubt Hama has not seen them. Let us inform him of the fact." The obvious cold nature of his words suprised him, but then Sandrina called to them, and all else was forgotten.
"We'd better hurry, can't let Sandrina get all of them before we arrive," he said, but the humor was lost even on himself. The party was tired, hungry, and dour to say the least. They turned and followed the woman, hoping that she was not running straight into a trap.
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