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Anahel nodded at Maxim’s words and took her own glance at the woman. The lizard man on her radar had vanish and was now replaced with another marker. “Yeah, I noticed. I agree, we must be getting closer. Let’s keep going,” she stated and continued to walk with them.

Maxim believed they were close, though it was hard to say where the exact border was. There was no definitive marker, natural or otherwise. The land was empty enough there was not a lot of pressure to figure it out either. Before he could answer, there was a sudden movement. The lizardman turned, but before he could do anything else, he was cut down. The attack was quick, vicious. almost like a predator, hunting its prey. Though the figure standing over the creature looked physically human, female, though larger and stronger than any human woman. It watched the three from a distance, some caution, perhaps hostility, studying them. She

Anahel continued on with the others saying, “he’s still following us though he seems very hesitant…” she told Maxim and looked ahead and back at him asking, “how long do we have until we arrive at the village?”

Things were quiet for a while. The creature was cautious, getting more reluctant to follow, but it pressed on, looking for signs of the group letting their guard down. Mirina was the prime target, it did not dare attack Anahel, even Maxim was risky without surprise. As they got closer though it occasionally looked in the other direction. Some distance past him there was a a figure. Small from the creature's eyes. Trying to hide in the grass, kneeling down. He could not see what it was, but had some idea. He grew extra cautious. Occasionally pausing briefly and staring in that direction. It was not as dangerous as Anahel, but this wa

Anahel continued to walk with the others and nodded at Maxim’s instructions saying, “yes right away. I will extend the field of my spell,” she said trying to focus some of the radar on the other side of the figure while cutting some of the areas that they didn’t need to worry about a lot. She then held up a glass shard saying, “if there is any movement, we will see it here, on this,” she explained as they kept moving forward.

Three to one would have left such a creature uneasy under any circumstance. It had some idea what Anahel was and how dangerous she could be if he attacked. As they continued he seemed to get additionally uneasy. He likely understood where they were going. A different threat. Yet he kept following them, perhaps hoping the Lanarin would target them instead. "...We are still not in their territory yet. But around here, we may run into hunters soon. Other wanderers. I'm not sure if they consider something like him food though." He understood them to be more carnivorous then not, but he was not sure exactly how far they went in what they