At that, the old lizard-woman turned to the rat-man with a furrowed brow. "Rathazul, you didn't," she chastised.
"Well, I had to get them here somehow, they were taking forever," he offered in way of apology.
Turing from him to face the two women, the elder lizard walked over to Castella. "I am terribly sorry you had to endure that, dear, I've told the people that share my beliefs not to badger you, but it seems that not all of them listen," she said, as she looked Castella up and down, her eyes lingering a bit on the large manhood hanging between her legs. "Hmm, you seem to have weathered your stay in Mareth with few changes. That's a good sign." Her eyes climb back up to meet Castella's before she continues. "I'm sorry, where are my manners, I'm Gertrude," she said, with a smile.
Meanwhile, Elliana had just reached the base of the hill that the light house rested on, when she passed a rather large black-scaled man heading back into town. Up on the hill she could jus make out her lover and her friend speaking to someone.