[There. The corpse had been taken by the spiders, sealing it within their silken coccoon to feast upon. If anyone found it, the body would be unrecognizable and they'd just assume the person had an unfortunate encounter with the dangerous spiders.

Eyes turning back to Alina, she cradled the sun summoner's face with her bone hand, looking it over for injury before a gentle wave of thanergy turned all the blood evidence to ash where it flaked away.

There was a moment of hesitancy before Ianthe took the bones. Alina really should be the one to carry them, keep them, until it was time to graft them, but she recognized the symbolism behind relinquishing them.]

Let's move to a different location. I can ward it to keep prior far enough away so we don't have to worry about interruptions.