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Nadya smiled faintly at Triton, inderstanding what he meant. "Everyone has their secrets," she murmured softly. She could feel Gion's movements behind her, and to Triton she suggested, "Perhaps we should just sleep now. I know I'm exhausted, and I'm sure we could all use the rest."

She lay down immediately, curling up next to Gion and pulling her own cloak about her. Then she took Gion's blanket from her shoulders and spread it over the two of them, also adding her own from her pack. She felt warmer immediately, and smiled softly. Odd, how something so small could bring so much comfort to her in such a desolate land. Then again, perhaps it was just from being so close to Gion.

Triton nodded as he found a place to rest, fortunately being what he kind of was curling up wasn't a problem. In fact it was quite a lot warmer curling up like this, with his tail between is legs all sheltered under his cloak.

The night passed slowly and uneventfully, and though the storm stopped just after midnight, the rain lasted almost until sunrise. When Gion awoke, the sun was just starting to peek over the horizon, but the clouds seemed to have vanished, and it looked as though it might actually end up being a fairly nice day.

Good for questioning.

Nadya's arm had ended up around his side at some point in the night, and though it was comfortable and welcomed, he removed it and sat up, stretching.

Triton's tail flopped and thumped on the floor, sort of like at fish would. It meant to those that knew that he was in that half awake and half asleep mode, since his tail was indeed moving, but he wasn't one to open his eyes quite yet. Perhaps having to try and keep warm took a bit out of him. After all no one knew how cat like Triton was, not even Triton himself, though he knew he didn't have anywhere near the senses of the cat like people that existed back home.

Nadya sighed softly and opened her eyes a sliver. She rubbed her eyes and sat up, and the blankets fell off her and collected on the ground, though her cloak remained properly wrapped around her.

"The night passes too quickly up here," she murmured through a yawn. "Is everyone else awake, too?"

His tail rolled out and rolled back it as he curled inward a bit more before opening his eyes. Though it was quite an awkard position, though he had an excellent view of the roof of the cave.

"Hmm..." he murmured as he shifted a bit to see where the others were.

Nadya turned and started folding the blankets up to put them away.

"I suppose we should go down as soon as we're ready," she commented softly, looking up at Donovan briefly, "so that we can get as much out of today as possible."

As she put the blankets back into Gion's bag, she added, "Whoever's behind this, he's in a position of power. We should find out first who the new present leaders are of the dwarfs, and how they're recruiting the humans, as well as how they might possibly be giving them so much gold when ... up here, I'm certain they have very little."

She looked back up at Donovan again, and her brown eyes, though awake and alert, free at the moment from the cloudiness of her second vision, reflected the exhaustion that had been creeping up on her over the past several days.