"They're monsters. It's their nature to kill, they don't always need a justifiable reason." In that, she supposed she was at least a little different. She didn't care to waste her time cutting down living creatures or people unless it would benefit her in some way. The monsters of this place were indeed difficult enemies, but the riches and rewards they dropped were enough to make the endeavor worth her while.

Besides, if the boy wanted to continue exploring the ruins, let him. There was always the possibility that he might turn up some tidbit of useful information.

As they moved through the thick vines and undergrowth of the balmy Mysidian jungles, there was a heavy, metallic groan. It wasn't close, but the volume of the sound was enough to reverberate in a person's bones. Lust lifted her head, scanning the treetops for signs of movement. A large number of trees were disturbed and thrashed by the passing of something large. Well. They got their wish.

"I do hope at least one of you knows a type of fire magic," she intoned, drawing her sword. Whatever it was, it was slowly making its way toward them.