[[ooc: I don't want to interrupt this conversation yet, so try to end it quickly and not drag it out too long ]]

Taking one, Kyle thanks Eli. It was nice of her to offer some, but he couldn't feel right taking extra food. They would all need what they could get. Still hungry, Kyle turns to face the direction they were journeying before resting. "Are you guys ready? I don't know about you, but I don't want to spend any more time here than I have to". He was trying to sound as though he wanted away from the spiders, but truth be told, he was really a little afraid they might encounter magic. The sooner he could get away from this place, the better.

"You're welcome," Eli was glad that she could at least offer some food to Kyle, although she was a bit confused as to why he only took one. Maybe elves and humans have different tastes for food? Or maybe THEY have different tastes disregarding their races. She ate a piece of brownie and examined it's taste as it spread throughout her mouth. Maybe. It was a shame though if she got it right since she bought the brownies from her favorite bakery. She loved their breads and pastries a lot, including the brownies.

She waved the plastic bag in front of Sariel and Gorath, "want some?" Apart from wanting to share, she was also curious if they would like the brownies as much as she did, or if they had different tastes compared to her. Her best bet would be Gorath since he was a half elf, but that doesn't guarantee that he would like them as well, and she hasn't heard of an angel that eats brownies, so she wasn't also sure about Sariel.

"Me either. I really wanna be out of here specially before the sun sets..." She shrugged over the idea of having spiders crawl freely around as she sleeps. "I'm ready," she responded to Kyle's question, agreeing with his desire to go away from the forest.

"That's probably a good idea" Sariel says to Eli. "I wouldn't mind to try a brownie though" he also adds. He reaches in and grabs a brownie. Sariel slowly eats it. "Not bad" he says as he finishes the last bite. "First brownie I've ever had" he says with a chuckle. "That aside, let's find our way out of here. I'm ready to get going". He starts to walk through to forest.

   The group heads off through the forest, treading along the path, chatting idly. They walk for 3 hours, until dusk falls upon the forest.

Sariel almost seems to wake up instantly, "Alright!" He yells. "Breakfast time!" He jumps up off the ground and hurries towards Gorath who is now cooking the meat. "I'm starving" he says. After fighting the spider, he hasn't eaten anything since the brownie Eli gave him. "I wonder what faces us today" Sariel says to try to start conversation with Gorath. "That fight with that spider was pretty intense" he says.

Kyle's eyes shot wide open "Food?". He had often been teased for his never ending appetite, he was always ready to eat at any given moment, but he did put the energy to good use. Within moments, Kyle was standing at Gorath's side, ready to eat. "So how did everyone sleep last night?" Kyle asked. For a moment he almost thought he saw Gorath flash a guilty glance around at the others, but he quickly dismissed the idea, not putting the two together.

   The group chatted idly for awhile, and ate breakfast. The forest seemed quite tranquil, almost like a paradise. The sun was taking quick glimpses through the leaves, the forest was silence, it was heaven.

"Help!" Sariel screams. He tries to wiggle free but it's no use. His arms, legs and his wings are all pinned down. "I can't move" he yells.

Eli was tired, shd didn't have enough sleep last night. She also felt like vomiting eating spider flesh for breakfast. It was too late for her to back down as she'd just realized that gorath used spiders for cooking. Thinking that it would be rude not to eat his dish, she ate everything that was given to her. She felt sick as they all walk and chat along the way.

"Huh? Sariel?!" She hurried towards him, cutting the spider's legs that were pinning him down using her swords.

"Are you alright?!" She asked him as the spider felt pain and had it's legs regenerate back to it's original form afterwards, as if nothing had happened.

If there was one thing Kyle couldn't stand, it was seeing someone, or in this case something, mess with his friends. Magic or not, Kyle charges the spider, planting his bo in the ground, and uses it to vault up to the spider's eye level. Once he reaches the peak of the vault, he uses his bo to gouge one of the spider's eyes, and lands with cat-like grace. "Let's see how he fights with one less eye" Kyle says to no one in particular. Then taking a bound backward, he issues a challenge to the spider "Come on, Spidey: let's dance".

   The spider's wound began to bleed profusely, with bright green blood. It only seemed to enrage him more, and he started to attack more aggressively. Even with all four of them fighting, the spider was putting up a great fight. Suddenly, the blood dripping out of his empty eye socket turned a dark shade of green.

   The group decides that Sariel is right, and that they should be heading out of the Forest of Spiders. They proceed down the path, with only a few minor fights between the spiders. By the time they reach the Great Valley, it is noon. Sariel flies up a few hundred feet to scope out the land, while the others take out lunch (fresh spider meat covered with green "jelly" desservie par Gorath). He searches the land, looking ahead for any perils. The only leads they have to find the leader of the Trunell is that he was somewhere far east, hiding out somewhere in there. Sariel saw a few Trunell up ahead, that could serve a problem. He also spots the River of Wetia, the largest, longest, and strongest river throughout Rusifan. 

Kyle's heart lightens when he sees the clouds approaching, though he suspects it will be more of a hinderance to their progress. "I love rain. It reminds me of my childhood days. We always grew our own crops when we still had the farm, so the rain was most usually a welcome sight. It was good news for our crops, and it meant less work for us. We would open our windows on rainy nights and..." Kyle trails off as he realizes he is rambling about irrelevant matters. He was taught early on to keep focused on the matter at hand. After clearing his throat, he speaks again "This river is already an issue, raging this way. I suspect that rainstorm will only further that problem. Anyone have any ideas?". It sounded weak to him, but he had to say something to get the awkwardness he felt over blabbering on about memories, out of his head.