Numira stared hard at the currency a moment before she divided it in her palm carefully, placing a third of it in the coin-purse while keeping the larger portion in her hand a moment. She reached under her cloak to the back of her dress where she had a pouch of her own hidden next to the knife Kiernan had given her, pouring the coins in, but then she unhooked the cloak itself, pulling it off entirely, no more hood, no more cloak. just the white dress Kiernan had complimented. She laid the cloak on the unconscious man and pressed her hands together in front of her,
"Sorry, it is a good cause," She apologized, of course he couldn't hear her, though she looked up at Kiernan and grinned a little when he mentioned the trick she pulled, "Did not say I did not like it." Numira stuck her tongue out at him softly before standing up and looking down at the fallen figure momentarily before she turned on her heel.

She was convinced partly that at this point she could do without her hood, even if the dress allowed more than her features to be seen, particularly the strange shapes on her neck and shoulders. Numi glanced over her shoulder at Kiernan with a wide grin again, though she didn't quite have the mischievous look this time, instead she walked at a normal pace,
"He will wake, but with a sore neck, probably be mad that I took that money, maybe we should go?" She questioned. The young man didn't actually have any weapons on him, he had been determined to use his physical prowess and magic, slightly uncommon given that people could use magic from range, but not unheard of either.

Numira stopped at a small cliff-face not far from where she'd knocked out and robbed that white-haired fellow, raising a hand over her brow and leaning forward. She steadied herself by leaning on one of her knees with her other hand as she glanced just over the treeline. Some ways in the distance, she could see smoke rising from several locations, they were already closer to the village of Shilf. Though something made Numira stand upright and glance around curiously for a moment. Her wetware had picked up something, only briefly, but she couldn't tell what it was, maybe it had been nothing, another anomaly like the magic Kiernan had explained to her. That alone was too strange a phenomena that she couldn't imagine anything more surprising.