Gehenna [OPEN]

He looked blandly at the other man, unamused. Stimulate the mind? No. Fuck no. Wafa would be happy to differ with the man, from his own experiences but could find no such will to do so. The more he talked to the man, the less and less he worried about being able to get away. His actions were silly, a failed attempt at being intimidating.

"Yeah, sure." he rolled his eyes. "Listen, do you have any idea what's going on with Jahala?" he asked. "I know she's wanted along with me."

Commander Darragh blinked. He turned his head to the side, off to stare into the darker parts of the forest with a hint of curiosity. He could have sworn he had heard something. However, it was only his imagination. Clearly, he was lacking in sleep and this night wouldn't make it any better.

He turned to Wafa, taking a moment to consider his reply. He groaned, stretching his body out against the trunk of the tree. Green eyes flicked down to the fire, and then back up.

"I sent another troupe out for the other elf. Your partner in crime, as it were. I haven't heard from them since, but they're good men. Once I get back to the other soldiers, we can set out looking for them. Or they will come to us. Whichever works out."
Letting a shrug roll off his shoulders, he yawned. He had no intentions on giving the elf the full details of his plan. What should happen if he were to somehow escape the commander's grasp? It was bad enough they couldn't find the other elf, but if both of them escaped the royal family would have his head!

The elf crossed his arms, seeming dissatisfied with the answer.

"Then lets go meet them. I want to be sure she's alright." he insisted, standing up again. Knowing Jahala she'd get herself into far more trouble than she could handle. He wanted to be there should the occasion arise. Not only that, but he'd need her for escaping these people. As powerful as the Soul Symphony was, he was very little without his comrade.

The commander blinked, staring blankly at him.

"Do you have any idea what time it is, elf? We can catch up to them in the morning, when we can actually see the noses in front of our faces. It'd be useless seeking them out in the dark. We'd only get more lost than we already are. Not to mention there's all sorts of dangerous animals that lurk in the shadows of the night." He explained casually, putting extra emphasis on the animals part for good measure.

Wafa frowned.

"She better be okay. I'll have your head otherwise." he threatened. He did threaten the commander, but didn't honestly think it entirely necessary. Jahala was a stubborn and strong woman. The crazy girl had a better chance by herself than the necromancer did. He was sure she'd be fine.