The rush of air around him is a much welcome one. Rarely since waking had the elvhen ever bothered to indulge in his desire for freedom on such a scale. He supposed it was likely why so many children imagined being able to fly at a young age, when he had first discovered how, he hadn't come down until his mana was almost completely exhausted. Even now he felt the slight tug to remain airborne, no matter the troubles that may bring those below, but no matter how convenient it may be for him - that doesn't solve the issue Megara and the dwarf would face entering the maze by themselves. Instead of simply flying above the entire maze, and likely wasting his own energy in the process, Revas' focus is more concentrated. And when he at last does manage to part some of the thick mist for a brief moment, he makes sure such luck does not end in a wasted opportunity.
A sharp gaze darting from left to right over the expanse revealed and what was contained within, a confusing jumble that would become apparent when they actually traveled within he was sure. The strangest of the lot being that of a small onyx cat, seemingly innocent and a regular animal from this distance, but from a place surrounded by such mist, dense and difficult to part even with magic that came so naturally to him? There had to be something else about the whole thing, beyond the shipment being stolen. A potential feline shapeshifter, lost elves or otherwise, Revas gradually lowers himself to the ground and allows his mana to dissipate for the time being, though he doubts it will be kept that way for long. Not even as he retrieves his satchel to shoulder once more, and begins to explain what little he had been able to witness. From the elves, to even the angry looking plant that reminds him a little too much of one of Ghilan'nain's creations, even if he keeps that part to himself.
[color=#008e02]"At the very least, I do know where we shouldn't go when we enter."[/color] It was a start, even if he was mildly tempted to simply burn down the entire maze without treading through it to avoid a hassle. Nevertheless, it was not his want to be done with the situation that won out, but his curiosity that led him and presumably the others forward. Besides, if they found what they needed and ensured no one else was within the maze, then he could re-consider setting the whole thing alight.
A sharp gaze darting from left to right over the expanse revealed and what was contained within, a confusing jumble that would become apparent when they actually traveled within he was sure. The strangest of the lot being that of a small onyx cat, seemingly innocent and a regular animal from this distance, but from a place surrounded by such mist, dense and difficult to part even with magic that came so naturally to him? There had to be something else about the whole thing, beyond the shipment being stolen. A potential feline shapeshifter, lost elves or otherwise, Revas gradually lowers himself to the ground and allows his mana to dissipate for the time being, though he doubts it will be kept that way for long. Not even as he retrieves his satchel to shoulder once more, and begins to explain what little he had been able to witness. From the elves, to even the angry looking plant that reminds him a little too much of one of Ghilan'nain's creations, even if he keeps that part to himself.
[color=#008e02]"At the very least, I do know where we shouldn't go when we enter."[/color] It was a start, even if he was mildly tempted to simply burn down the entire maze without treading through it to avoid a hassle. Nevertheless, it was not his want to be done with the situation that won out, but his curiosity that led him and presumably the others forward. Besides, if they found what they needed and ensured no one else was within the maze, then he could re-consider setting the whole thing alight.
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