Kalila was unsure of herself as she walked along the muddy road to this supposed training session, debating whether or not this was even a good idea. She had heard about this group, the Crimson Edge from Andalusia and Lyalya. A reckless band of mercenaries who were trying to increase their numbers and skills, recruiting anyone that seemed to have potential. Kalila, however, was not one for violence and even went out of her way to avoid it if she could....but she could not afford to do that, not in this city. Like it or not this place was her home now, and she had to find a way to make a name for herself....even if it meant joining a mercenary gang. At least she would never run out of people who needed a healer's hand. That was the bright side wasn't it?
She came in sight of the training field and slowed her gait to observe the others that were present, her black robes swirling around her legs, her face covered by her veil, leaving nothing but her golden eyes open to their view. She did not know anyone there as she moved nimbly through the group of strangers, both human and other worldly alike, studying each one curiously as she made her way to the obvious leader of this grisly bunch. She did not know their purposes for being there, just as they did not know hers, but she had to start thinking of them as her comrades, the people that she was going to have to know how to protect. One face stood out to her that she did know, and she inclined her head in greeting to Andalusia as she passed, making her way to the large cart and the barbaric man next to it.
Barbaric was the only way she could describe him, and her lips quirked upward in an amused smile-not that anyone could see-as she stopped near the cart, her golden eyes studying both him and the stranger sitting next to him. Typical that it would be someone like him leading this group of people, he just oozed warrior and was also an eyesore for the Dhani healer. Too many scars that were't properly taken care of crossed his skin and her eyes narrowed in displeasure before she walked up to the wagon and took a look at its contents. She wasn't familiar with most of the weapons that were there, and her eyes narrowed even further before something caught her eye. She removed one of her delicate hands from inside her robes, reaching to grasp the hilt of a dagger, more of a short sword really. She held the weapon aloft in her small hand, noting that the tip of the dagger curved inward and that it was only sharp on one side, meaning that it was better suited for defense. This would suit her purpose perfectly. She glanced back at the two men next to the wagon, earning her a curious look from them both.
"I ssuposse I will play your gamesss barbarian,"she said, her voice sultry with a hint of amusement before she inclined her head to the two and moved off to the side alone to observe the rest of the strangers there, her emotions hidden to the world.