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Jericho scanned the vantage point, "Agreed. Lead your men and the rangers there first; I trust you to ensure that the spot is secure, and it will give us an advantage to spot any potential pursuers before they see us." He veered off from the commander, bringing his fingers to his chapped lips and whistling, "Alright!" He said firmly, loud enough to pierce the din of quiet conversation the survivors were holding amidst themselves. "We've decided on a spot, not far from here, to set up camp. All calvary men and rangers are to accompany Commander Amos to secure the location. All clerics rally up, pool your supplies; we have a lot of wounded allies to tend, and I want to make sure everyone gets the best care we can provide. Move out!"

Nodding to Amos, Jericho continued on, allowing the Commander to lead his two units ahead of the rest.

((gtg, bye))

"Teroh, Teroh Kirtar. And it is nice to meet you also Rena." Before Teroh could say anything else the orders were given by the commander. "Excellent maybe I can get this arm fixed soon." Teroh looked down and saw that now the entire arm was starting to turn purple. "It certainly isn't look to good is it."

Kenya watched Nereid run off, and then looked around. Everyone seemed to have a drop more life in them at the prospect of rest. Even if it was only in tents and out here in the cold. She eyed the mountain ledges around them cautiously. It was doubtful that there would be any enemies here, but it never hurt to be careful. The most they would probably have to worry about in this climate were wolf packs, but there could be bandits and maybe even a small troop sent by the enemy around. One could never by certain.

Ryu had set up camp outside the army's area. The ydid not want him camping around their site, as he had desreted the army years ago and was fighting to protect his family and that alone, not to serve the king or whatever. His fire ring was set up, his tent was pitched and his bedroll was prepared and ready for sleep. People were running frantically running around, looking for a place to set their tent, he dearly hoped no soldiers would stay in his tent, they could only be rude, like the generals of the past. He hated them, except for the women soldiers, they were OK. He went to his tent and layed his head on a pillow, he needed a bit of rest after his day.

Kenya went over to one of the supply wagons, and got a small tent. She then made her way through the crowd, looking for a place to set it up. It didn't take long, and she began the process of putting it together. Inwardly, she was hoping that she wouldn't have to share. The last thing she needed was someone asking her what was wrong when she was on the verge of tears at night. But she wouldn't turn down someone if they needed a place to stay. They only had so many tents after all, and she still had kindness enough to not turn someone away. She just hoped that wouldn't have to be the case.

Kenya looked up at her in surprise, "Ah...sure. If you need a place to stay," she offered, albeit a bit sheepishly. But she put on a friendly smile none-the-less. It wouldn't be too bad, after all. Nereid seemed like a nice girl, and she could see them becomming friends.

"I just have to put a leash on Flux to make sure he doesn't try to eat your bird," she stated, looking down at her cat affectionatly. He meowed, seemingly in complaint of what he heard.