Ena's brow furrows when she hears that Connie can't go back. "...Did they get to your village, too?" That wasn't a good thing. That meant that whatever caused this had already spread, and that this girl wouldn't be able to get back home. But it was looking more and more likely that taking her along would be the worst choice. What do, what do?

"She's alive," Ena responds, regarding the lady the two men are now placing on a nearby miraculously in-tact cart. "I wouldn't have been able to detect her if she wasn't." She looks to the obviously frightened Human girl then back to the two men. She had a bad feeling about keeping her with them, but she couldn't quite place her finger on it. But letting her come with them wasn't a decision she should be making on her own in the first place. She calls out to one of the men again. "Musa?"

No response. They continue to move on their own, complete disregard of her. She feels a flicker of frustration and calls out again: "Musa!"

Still no response.

"Why isn't he listening?" she murmurs to herself, then turns her gaze back to Connie to study her.