“Here comes the brigade,” April's voice muttered to them.
Touya turned to see who it was that she'd been talking about and groaned inwardly. Though he didn't entirely think bad of the man, it still hadn't quite settled in that Miles was on their side. Even so, the Therian felt that he couldn't completely trust the man.
“Touya,” Miles nodded at him. Touya gave him the same greeting before they were interrupted by the red headed woman who seemed to have no sense of curtesy.
“Are your leaders available to speak? We have much to discuss and little time. As you can imagine, this location isn’t particularly ideal for long term dwelling. I know you’re tired, but if we don’t figure this out now you won’t have the luxury of being tired later.”
Touya looked out into the open fields where she guestured. The woman had a point. They were completely open where they were and being so close to Glendale prison already had him on edge. With a slight nod of his head he guestured for them to follow him.
"This way. In either case we should move anyway. I must agree that we are far to open here and being so close to the prison is not to my liking. Convienent for the man behind the hybrids..." he muttered the last part. Touya led them through the throng of Therian warriors until he found Grashath and Bordal.
"Idvithir," he said in their tongue, gaining the attention of both. It was simply an 'excuse me' in the common language. Touya turned to introduce the others to his two superiors, "This is Damea, Miles and..."
"Abigail," Damea filled in for the red haired woman.
"Ah, I see," Grashath said softly. Bordal on the other hand did not say anything only stared forward without moving.
"She wishes for us to move out of the opening quickly. I must agree that we are at a huge disadvantage here."
"Well, at least someone's smart around here," the elder Therian snorted as he turned away from Touya. The Therian felt his cheeks burn with a faint blush of embarrasment at the elders chiding.
"Is there anywhere we can put up a camp?" Damea asked.
"We should send scouts ahead to see if there is before we do anything. Any closer to the prison or the facility could be dangerous even more so than us being where we are right now."
"I'll do it," the small voice cut through their chatter. Bordal turned ever so slightly to acknowledge the boys presence.
"Are you sure Sharye?"
"Please. Let me do something to help."
Grashath turned to look at Touya before resting his gaze on the young boy, "If you insist, but take a few others with you and stay out of sight. The last thing we need is to have you in trouble. Come back as soon as you find a spot for us. You know what to look for right?"
"Yes!" Sharye beamed and bounded away from them.
"How long do you think?" Touya asked the elder.
"No longer than an hour. He's very quick, and efficient if I do say so myself. I just worry about him because of his inexperience."
"I think he'll be just fine," Damea beamed.
"In anycase, what would you like to discuss since we're all here, Abigail?" Touya asked, turning to the woman. They had an hour to get things together before they moved again.