Amara nodded, mostly to herself when he mentioned Zane not being alove any longer. "They never saw females as being strong enough for farm work, selling me, they didnt care where we went. All they knew was that we were being sold to bare children for another."

When Amara heard him ask what he should do with her, she looked, confused. "What do you mean" she asked. She didnt know what to think as to what he was asking. *Why would he ask me that? Why not kill me like the others?* Then an idea slowly formed in her head. "D-do you have anyone with minor wounds" she asked, hesitant as to what his answer would be to her.

Orion raised an eyebrow when she asked if they have anyone had minor wounds. Now I might know why she followed them on quests; it appears that she's the healer of the group. He looked over at Sokoya and nodded before turning back to her. "I'm not sure... are you the healer of the group? If you are, then I'm sure that those within this place would be interested in using your talents to help them recover." He crossed one leg over another, his mind beginning to churn about how he could use her strengths for the benefit of the inhabitants that lived within the dungeon. "How powerful are your abilities in healing?" If she doesn't have strong healing abilities, it's entirely possible that she can be taught how to hone those powers... and if that doesn't work I can always figure out something else for her... and maybe feed her to Sokoya if she proves to become a hassle to deal with.

Orion had to stop and ponder about her powers. Her healing abilities sounded like it couldn't be pushed to the extremes, and her abilities in relation with ice and water did help her case, however she simply wasn't exemplary in any one measure. "Well, those powers are somewhat decent, but I am not hearing anything exemplary." He scratched his chin for a brief second, not sure about what he should do with her now. "If you would, would you be willing to return to the world above?" He tapped his fingers in an attempt to figure out what would fit her best within the dungeon. Maybe I should just kill her and not worry about it, but... why do I feel slightly bad for her? The reasoning behind why eluded him at the moment, but he wanted to figure it out as soon as he could.

Sokoya wasn't happy with how worthless Amara was proving to be, however Orion saw something else. She was incredibly honest in this moment of seriousness and even though her chances of staying alive could have been hampered by telling him the about her weaknesses, she told him anyway, and he found that intriguing. Orion knew that there was always a chance for her to improve her skills and powers; practice and use of his abilities made him powerful in his own right, so perhaps she could do the same thing, although the path would be noticeably different. "So... you say that you wouldn't have a place to live up there in the human's world, but in saying that would you be willing... to live down here?"

He let the question sit for a second before continuing onward. "I understand that you would be... hesitant at first, but I will make sure that no one hurts you while you live down here. I'm not sure how your life will be down here, but I'm sure that you won't be miserable... at least, more miserable than you would be up there." Orion knew that he wasn't making a good pitch, however he knew that she didn't have anywhere else to go, so why not open the door for her to enter if she wanted to.

"Well... you haven't killed anyone down here and you have a possibility for having great worth in your healing and water powers, but you will have to earn your keep down here." He got up, and after hearing her second question, he looked around. "I'm sure that they will see you as one of their own as long as you earn your keep and give them the respect that they deserve... right?!" He looked at the guards and they quickly nodded. Satisfied with the response, he turned back to Amara. "However, it will not be easy for you, let me tell you right now. If you do not grow at all; if you do not treat the inhabitants down here with respect; if you do not work for your keep down here then you will be seen out... one way or the other." Orion walked over to her with his arms crossed. "So... are you willing to earn your keep here, or not?" He tilted his head and waited patiently for her answer.