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Val goes to escort their prisoner to the temple. "I will get her."

Val grabs the woman and starts to carry her back to the temple. She struggles futilely and cries out angrily at her in her native language.

"So...defend it then?" Jocelyn says, looking a little confused. "We should probably set up a watch anyway. I'm sure the Kohen is going to be busy studying everything in here."

"Sorry, make camp is what I mean't, not 'defend'. We should agree a rota, I will take last watch, spellcasters should go first." She says with a smile

"I can't see anything in here" Ouragana tells the others. "I should better look after our prisoner and help set up camp." With that, she follows Val.

(OOC: it had somehow eluded me that it was dark already)

Val sets down her package out in the middle of an area. "I go for wood, watch her."

At Ouragana's comment, Oren starts to light a few of the torches on the walls to illuminate the place. "I keep forgetting your people can't see in the dark."

Ouragana nods at Val's comment, her backpack was off already, she takes it close to Val's. If necessary, she clears a space from wet debris and sets up a ring of stone for the campfire. To Arei's suggestion, she answers: "I'm not very tired, I could take first watch." Then she approaches the Cohen. "Have you found out anything interesting?"

"I am somewhat, those stone arrows hurt a great deal. I've been hit but my share of arrows, its a occupational hazard on ship.." she pauses, saying nothing more, she had revealed too much already. "But these take the wind from you." checking on the wound she reveals a large bruise to her otherwise flawless torso.

"When you are done with the fire i suggest we go through a few knife exersises," she suggests to the mage.

The Kohen shakes his head. "Not yet. This will take a few hours, at best. Go ahead and set a watch. I'll let you know when I discover something."

"I'll take the first watch with Ouragana," Jocelyn says.

At Arei's mentioning of the stone arrow, Ouragana says: "That reminds me of something. I took this to examine it." She takes the stone arrow she took earlier out of her pouch, looks at it closely, and then passes it on to the others.

Later, she nods at Jocelyn. "How do we organise ourselves to cover the area? Any suggestions?"

"There seems to be only one entrance, so we really don't need to go anywhere but there I would guess," Jocelyn says with a small shrug.

"Primitive but effective." she comments, taking the arrowhead. "Are these humans who escaped the 'captivity'of my people?" she asks the Kohen

Val returns with a armful of somewhat dried wood and begins to start a fire. "I'll do a middle watch."