Sorhafe backed away, staying as quiet as possible, not wanting to attract the attention of anything worse than the shadow hounds. She slammed into something behind her, and there was an exclamation of surprise from the person she had accidentally backed into, as both began to fall. Closer to the wall, she was able to place her hand on it to steady herself. The stranger was not as close to the wall, and grabbed for the largest thing she could find, which just so happened to be Sorhafe's own breast. Steady on her feet, Sorhafe was not prepared for the mix of pain and pleasure that came from the contact, as she clung to the wall to keep herself standing, while steadying the stranger with her other hand. Then drew an arrow (her Flame Arrows spell still active, so it was still glowing with fire) and put it to the throat of the stranger.
"I would suggest you remove your hand if you do not want it removed," she said, calmly, as her arrow illuminated the face of an incredibly attractive human girl.
She wore very little: a leather bra and skirt, leaving her legs, stomach and even most of her breasts exposed. Sorhafe didn't understand human armour. There were numerous places that Sorhafe could place an arrow if the woman wasn't on her side, to the point that the elves had designed their own armour without similar weaknesses. Her own exposed stomach was, in-fact, a cleverly crafted illusion designed to lure an enemy into a false sense of security. However, she doubted humans had the same idea. Mostly because illusionists were extremely rare among humans, and artificers were even rarer.
Ty blinked with Sorhafe's eyes, as he was surprised by the wealth of information that had come to him in that moment.
"Stay there, human," he heard Sorhafe's voice say "I do not know how I got here to this cavern, but if you are hostile, I will not hesitate to slit your throat. Tell me who you are, and where we are."
Despite her words, Sorhafe was taken by the beauty of the human woman. As she stared defiantly into Sorhafe's eyes, Sorhafe felt as if she could not breathe for a moment.
The woman begins to speak.