(Sorry I disappeared. Where are they what's happening.)

(I dunno. I'm just trying to follow Valkyriespirit's part of the story whenever I read this. Not sure where you are with any of your characters but... maybe you could do that too?)

(We're still trying to figure out a plan to get into the fortress without dying. I don't know, It's very entertaining to watch Saras, Scias, and Zethrin argue.)

(Thank you so much)
Ibu looked at the fortress, thinking on how to get in.
"I know! We could climb over, preferably without being noticed." Ibu exclaimed.

"We would need to look if there are guards behind that wall. Hexic could climb up there without being noticed as, like, a bird. Then he could motion to us when the coast is clear." She looked at the fortress, not hearing a lot of what anyone else said as she formulated a plan in her mind.

Saras
"We don't have any for the moment. We should just rest."

"I very much could do that!" Hexic transformed into a very small bird, probably a finch, and flew up. His wings were small, but he still went up fast because of how fast finches flap their wings. He went up and landed on the wall, tilting his head and acting like an innocent little bird. Glancing onto the other wall, his heart fell when he realized the place had at least two dozen guards on the other side. There didn't seem to be any cameras or anything though, which was unusual. He waited for a while, but they didn't seem to be going anywhere. He flew back down, turning into a cat and telling the others what he had seen.

"A dozen guards? No cameras or anything of that sort either? How strange... You did well, Hexic. Just like I knew you would." Her expression became blank as she thought about the problem and trying to figure out a solution.

He smiled. Very big. He loved doing a good job, especially for Corasi now.

*Zethrin*

"Ughhhh" she groaned as obnoxiously as possible. Zethrin had enough of sitting in one place and just wanted to get out and get her hands dirty. "When exactly do you plan on leaving?" she asked impatiently.