Urash seems to be deep in thought, almost in a trance.
"Oh... consuming it, yes... maybe..."
He adds, with a gleeful smile:
"Though, I would not call it water... not only water, in any case. And drinking as such, oh it would be such a waste!"
Sitting back up from his kneeling position, Urash retrieves some clay statuettes from a fold in his bag.
To the group at large, he announces:
"My friends, I will be studying this pool, I know not for how long. I believe it may be a find of some import. I will understand if you must be on your way, but consider the fall of night; perhaps this cave is safer than what lurks outside in the darkness and dampness."
Urash sighs, and says in closing:
"What I mean to say, is that I hope you will not leave me alone here... I too would like to enjoy the glory of this momentous kill, and perchance recount it fondly in my old age. I know this place is not ideal, but I dare not abandon this well, and will be grateful for your company, should any choose to stay."
Urash hesitates a moment, then lays out the statuettes before him and, speaking the ancient Acadian incantations, prepares to focus his mind on his study of the well.