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Shura titled her head to one side, looking a bit worried. So it was really a shed then? Now that was something to take note of as well as something to worry about. She'd have to talk to her father. Maybe he'd be able to help figure something out? Something that could help Tristitia out and make it so that he didn't have to sleep in some crummy shed anymore. It was an idea she kept to herself until she was able to talk to her father. She didn't want to get Tri's hopes up until she figured something out after all. That would just be mean.

"Is there anything else you need before I head out, Tri? I have a tiny bit more in the way of coin so I don't mind treating you." Best that she figured out if there was any way that she could help him with that her remaining bit of coin. There wasn't a lot but she could at least offer.

Shura starred at him for a long moment before nodding, "Yeah, I am sure that I can find something like that... though I will look around and see what else I can find other then just salt." She said, motioning to Tri, "Come on then, follow me. I will get you some salt and a couple other things. After that you can head back... erm... home, and get some rest since you look like you need it."

While she felt a little bad about the idea of letting him go back to a shed of all places she knew that it was something she had to do. At least until she talked to her father who might be able to get him a job or something. Surely he must know someone who needed a worker, right? She had to at least try so as not to leave him all on his own. It was obvious that he wasn't really all that good at taking care of himself if their initial meeting was any indication. Giving the strange young man her best smile she said, "Alright, let's get going then."

She took a few steps forward, paused, then walked back to gather up the sticks, "We will need to toss these first. I almost forgot." Something that made her chuckle a bit as she'd almost forgotten and left them behind.

After a bit of quick cleaning, made a bit more difficult by the pup in her arms, Shura was off! Being the one to lead the way was nothing to her as she always took charge when it came to her brother, Dovian. It was just the nature she was born with and as such she didn't even think twice when it came to doing the same thing with Tristitia. It wasn't as though he was the leader type after all... at least not in her mind. As such her own alpha tendencies took charge.

After a bit of walking, with her looking around, Shura started to spend a bit of coin here and there. She got the salt, of course, since it wasn't too hard to get good Matorian salt at the marketplace. From there she started to get other things as well, cheap things that should hopefully help him out. It consisted mostly of dried meats, fish, and fruit, things that would travel well, and didn't really take much when it came to safely storing them. If he really did live in a shed then she doubted he had a lot in the way of options when it came to storage.

After everything was gathered to her liking she then lead the way to a nice, shady spot within the market place, and turned to Tri and held out the wrapped care package to him, "This is all I can get for you since I am pretty broke after getting my little 'water kitty' but I hope it helps."

Shura gave a little squeak as she found herself pulled into a hug, not something that she indulged in with anyone outside of her family. Really anyone that tried tended to be treated to a punch in the gut... but she couldn't really bring herself to want to be mean to Tri. He was just... far too cute and pathetic. It would be akin to going around kicking stray perzis in the marketplace she thought to herself before giving her friend a smile, "I'm glad that it's a gift that is to your liking, Tri."

"I hope that it will help you out. I heard once that there is a way to use dried meat to make stew. You cook it in water with spices and vegetables and it will reabsorb water and taste like normal stew meat... I can't say it's something I've done before though. You might want to look into it before you try though so you don't accidentally waste anything." She said in a manner that showed her concern for him. She didn't want him to accidentally waste some of his food because he was trying to make stew without clear instructions.

Shura gave a shake of her head along with a chuckle, "Naw! It's not that I don't like them it's just that I don't normally get them from people that aren't my family. At least not from people that I don't punch straight away afterwards. I see no reason to do that to you though since you're not that bad." Tristitia didn't strike her as the sort that was trying to hug her for all the wrong reasons so she'd be nice... that and if she punched with all her might she might break the poor guy.

Giving a smile she said, "Well, for now you have some food to get you by so you don't have to do anything 'desperate' as you call it." She didn't want to hear about him eating rodents or something else weird like that. Best that she talked to her father about something to help him soon.

Shura gave a bit of a smile, "Please do!" She said, fine with the first hug and all but a second one might make her change her mind about not punching her 'stray' of a friend. After shifting the zanteer in her arms she tilted her head back, looking up at the sky, taking in the color of it, the position of the sun, and as such the time that it was at the moment.

"Ohhh... I really should be getting back soon." She didn't want to be late in returning to her father or else she might not be allowed out on her own again. Like ever. That wasn't something that she even like the idea of! As such it felt as though it was time for her to get going... though she felt a bit bad leaving Tri behind. It was the same as leaving behind any stray beast that she found in the marketplace in Sulburi only this time around it was a person, not a kitten.

"Want to tag along with me part way? Or would you rather head out on your way from here?"

Giving a chuckle she nodded, "Yeah, it looks even better from my home town. Probably because it's not quite as blotted out by various buildings." She said as she started forward toward where she knew her father was likely busy with his work. She'd join back up with him, see about climbing up onto Aatos, and she's relax after all the running around that she'd done today while out of her own. Well... the first part at least was her on her own, until she picked up Tristitia.

As he said that he'd tag along for a bit she gave a smile and started on her way, "Alright, it's this way. Once I see my dad we can part ways. I don't want him getting the wrong idea since he might decide that you need drop kicked into the nearest janarim pack." Something that made her roll her eyes a bit at the mere thought. That would be far too embarrassing so until she could talk to her father one on one she'd keep him from seeing her with Tri.