(Going a little bit zealot-y here. A little. Like Cecil's only going a little crazy, and the ocean is only a little bit wet.) The others may have needed the rest, but the wood elf looked anything but tired as she restlessly prowled on the outskirts of the chamber. Like a lioness, she is still wired from their battle. The pure numbers they had vanquished mean almost nothing in the light of one or two very mighty foes, foes she is sure Pholtus would be pleased to have laid before his alter, and this most recent kill felt almost personal. For a creature of light to have been led so far astray was awful, almost a blight against the gods themselves, and she was happy to have been part of putting the misguided angel to rest. At the very least, recent encounters between finding the amulet, and now this creature, have put aside any ideas she had of the Morning lord and Pholtus being one in the same. Whatever presence he'd been here in this pocket realm, his role had been similar to her own deity's, but his light had more or less faded out from his followers with the exception so far of the church's safety and now the amulet. Knowing that made her mind more clear about something else as well; she and Cecil truly did need to help turn these huddled and tormented souls towards the real Lord of Light, Pholtus. So far, she was proud of the small progress she and the priest had made. The gifts from the people in Valaki, the people at the statue, even Father Lushan seemed faintly more open-minded. Also, she had felt His Holy Presence in the very church itself, and if the other deity was still at all present, he might not have been able to do so unless they were somehow all right with sharing this general domain, but... No, Pholtus was the Giver of Light. And now there was this new paladin, someone who was bound to see the lack of strength of the Morning Lord here while seeing the power she and Cecil bring from Pholtus. This abbey, that angel, Her gazes softens faintly with something like sympathy as she looks to the new figure amongst them. His holy powers likely only work due to the linger presence of his faith, like a slowly drying well, or a candle melting, melting, until the flame does little more than flicker, just waiting for one strong gust to cease it's life. Cecil and I shall have to be gentle with him when we start steering him towards the true Light. It is going to be difficult for him to continue to witness this. Perhaps Cecil and I should start leaving His mark on the areas we cleanse of evil, to help others in these lands understand the transition as well...? She makes a mental note to suggest the matter with the Father later as they are leaving, perhaps beginning with this abbey as the first location, as of right now he still looked... 'fatigued'. Her brief pause due to sympathy quickly resumes again as her mind eagerly thinks back to the dead outside. Soon enough, she will be back on the hunt for the Lord, and she is ready for the sound of her arrows landing firmly home in their stinking unnatural flesh. Today, she planned on cutting a searing wave of His Light through the darkness of the land. Let the Devil witness the lessening of his wick playthings in our Holy Wake. The restless prowl of the blonde woman is ceaseless.