Naveen

Talon:

I watched her silently. "First watch or second?" I asked after a moment.

Wren:

I continued to watch and listen to her, repeating everything she said slowly and carefully to prevent mistakes.

Rina:

“First.” I spoke quietly. I wasn’t likely to get any sleep regardless. This elf wasn’t exactly someone I trusted. And I no longer had a cage for my witch. Despite her promise, I was still worried I would lose her. I wrapped my cloak around myself and sat at the base of the tree.

Talon:

I nodded slowly, removing the greatsword from my back, and plunging it into the earth above the head of the bedroll. "I'll be up after half the night." I told her softly, before laying down in the bed roll.

Rina:

I wrapped the cloak around myself tightly. The birds huddled in my hood and nestled together. I yawned and watched the rain fall. After a couple hours I started catching myself nodding off. Not soon after I had slumped against the tree trunk, fast asleep.

Talon:

It was habit that woke me up after a few hours. Looking over I noticed that she had fallen asleep on watch. So silently, I slipped out of the bedroll and burning through some of the magic to do an aura of calming and peace, as well as to make it so she wouldn't wake up and feel me. I picked her up and placed her on the bedroll, covering her with a blanket before taking my place at the watch.

Rina:

The soft sound of my swallows chirping woke me up. I blinked into the harsh point of light on the horizon. It had stopped raining in the night. Now there was a thick layer of mist over everything. I looked down realizing I was on the bedroll and not up against the tree. I stared in sleepy confusion. I wasn’t aware of moving in the night..

Talon:

I had a warm breakfast waiting for the girls when they woke, having been able to hunt a little while watching the camp.

Wren:

During the night I had hugged onto my friend, hiding my face in her chest. I was warm and comfy where I was, perfectly content to sleep and stay.

Rina:

I looked around and spotted Talon. I got to my feet and approached him slowly. “So, uh, what.. When did you take over watch?” I asked

"You fell asleep three hours into your watch, I put you to bed then took over from then." I replied with a smile tugging at the corner of my lips. I gestured to the food, the fire already having been banked.

Rina:

I eyed the food without moving. “Please don’t do that again.” I said calmly but without much warmth.

Talon:

I tilted my hand. "Move you, take over your watch, or cook food for you all?" I asked amusement coloring my tone. I crossed my arm, leaning against the tree.

Rina:

I watched him. “Move me. Or touch me at all for that matter.” I answered crossing my own arms.

"Mmhmm, and if it was such a bad thing why didn't your companions stop me." I remarked quietly before nodding. "If that is what your wish is, then it shall be done ma'am."

Rina:

“Okay.” I unfolded my arms at sat down next to the fire pit to eat. I glanced at the tent. “You didn’t let the witch run off did you?” I asked with a note of accusation.

I rolled my eyes. "No, I didn't. Check if you wish, the last time I did your sky girl was hugging the which, both were perfectly asleep."

Rina:

“Sky girl?” I questioned. “Do you know that’s where she came from?” I asked.

"Considering she was found at the site of a crater, and to my best guess she was the shooting star that fell from the sky. I can only guess." I said straightening and kneeling next to the food I had cooked.

Rina:

“Clearly some kind of magic was involved. She’s kinda odd.” I remarked glancing back at the tent. “She never speaks. Like she doesn’t know how. I suspect she’s a little dim.”

Talon:

"Oh? And what of your weapons? They don't take to just anyone." I looked up at her. "Not only that, but even you have to feel something about her. Its like the world itself protects her." I narrowed my eyes a little before shaking my head.

Rina:

I shrugged. It was a little true... Why else was she still with us? I had no obligation to keep her.

Maleen:

Blinking awake slowly, I gave a small yawn then looked at the girl hugging onto me. I sat up on my elbows, looking down at her with a soft smile.

Wren:

When I felt my pillow move I mumbled softly in protest, hugging tighter and nuzzling my face deeper.

Talon:

"Look at the tree above the tent. With how much rain there was last night, the tent should be soaked. But its completely dry while the ground everywhere else is wet. My bedroll is dry because of my sword, no other reason." I said gesturing.

Rina:

I stared at him boredly. “There is a witch in that tent as well you know.” I told him dully.

((What part of Maleen is she laying on exactly..?))

Talon:

"I thought about that as well, but then the horses and happily grazing on the side of the girl, not the witch. Though there is sweet grass on the other side of the tent. Witches are good with animals. But the animals prefer to be closer to the girl over the witch." I remarked.

((Well it was the chest (general area of the torso, didn't care if it was her breasts or not.) but if she sat up on her elbows, Wren could have slid down to her stomach or lap.))

Rina:

“So? What are you saying?” I asked. “Why does it even matter where the horses graze?”

Maleen:

I laid back again and stared at the top of the tent. I closed my eyes, trying to fall back asleep.

Talon:

I shook my head and sighed. "You are the most boring person in the world." I remarked, taking my portion of the breakfast and starting to eat it.

Wren:

I yawned and stretched a bit before hugging and snuggling against her once more.