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((if you would come into camp, i bet you'd think of something. lol. they haven't bothered me too much, but we usually have something going on. and i bet cyn'gus would love to have you visit...))

It was starting to snow a little harder causing the girl to shiver slightly. This area was always nice when the surface world was hot because it was so open. During the cold times, she usually went past this place to a warm hole. The cuffs that were clasped around her pale flesh were starting to freeze. With a frustrated growl she stood up, hitting her covered wrists against the side of a canvas structure. "Hey!" She began walking toward the fire in search of the elf that smelled like a human port. "I need to borrow your eyes... Where are you?"

She hesitated before replying. "If it is a person or animal out there.... It sounds pretty close, but I can't see anything." She turned back in the direction of the noise and frowned. "I can't smell it either which doesn't help...."

She nodded and began to move back to the edge of the camp, her cuffs hitting the canvas again preventing her walking into anything. "It's out that way," she replied, waving a hand out toward the open area. After pointing out the general direction, she pulled herself against the canvas and rubbed her arms waiting to find out what was out there.

Cyn'gus is led by the blind elven maiden to the edge of the encampment where he looks out into the upward sloping tree line. ”These fires attract a lot of interesting things. It could be a curious animal or maybe someone hasn’t decided yet if they want a warm bowl of soup” he finished with a chuckle. Looking out to where the maiden pointed she heard the sound, he scanned the area for anything out of the ordinary. The snow was coming down a bit faster which obscured his view, but then he though he saw some movement up past the trees.

The instructions were proving helpful to Annoi as she traveled through the trees toward the camp her husband had invited her to. The packs she carried were filled with foodstuffs, blankets, needles and thread, and a small blade wrapped up in an apron. As she neared the treeline, the falling snow came into view. It was beautiful, but did not distract her for long as the glow of fire caught her eyes. "I'm almost there, che," she whispered as her feet began the trek from the trees to the camp.

The glowing of fire made it easy for Annoi to keep going the right way, but it was only as she neared the area that she saw people walking in her direction. A smile touched her lips when the voice of a male elf reached her ears.

Annoi had moved close enough to catch the words the male spoke to the other and it made her laugh. "Ele zhal'la usstan rin'ov daewl ulu jivviim dos, ussta che? Vel'uss orn'la usstan zirn ka dos zhahen jivviim?" She continued walking until she was just a few meters in front of them. "I am glad to have found you, che."

She huged him back happily. "You know I can't resist feeding people, che. Here," she spoke softly. A moment later and Annoi placed one of the packs in Cyn'gus' hands. "Those are fresh blankets which I am sure we'll need with all this snow." Her eyes were bright as the words left her mouth. It was a very nice little camp from what she had seen, but there was nothing to stop her making it a bit more welcoming. Her husband looked well, albeit a little cold and the others that resided in the camp looked about the same.

Annoi turned to face the girls that stood alongside her husband and gave them a soft smile before placing a hand on the shoulder of the child with her eyes covered. "You look cold, little one. Come, Cyn'gus and i will have this place warm and hot food in both your bellies before too long." Her mind was already playing over the different things she could make with the things in her pack.