Caroline
Amos had been free for, well, barely anytime at all really. He hadn't slept so much as napped lightly, stomach twisting in knots that threatened to expel the food he had consumed. After barely an hour he had simply ditched the Inn, ditched his 'savior' and gotten out of that small area. His clothes were still a visible issue; Thin and effectively useless against the elements, but at least his nose was no longer bloodied. There was, in fact, nothing left behind to suggest any violence had occurred. 

Things felt to move quickly once he got on the streets. First he had found... Not help, but a job. Then figured out what was needed of him. Now? Now he was trying to clear his head. His hair was at least *Kept* Now, and luckily no body hair to be concerned of. He had seen his reflection once and avoided it. Golden eyes, silver hair of high elves, but the red horns? Those look like an Oni. 

He might just go with that for a while.
Brenda
Renae was wandering as usual, tired of traveling. Who would have predicted that the journey would stretch for so long? Definitely not her, and even if she liked being alone there was a limit even for her. Even a macen would be good company at this point... No, she prefered being alone a bit longer than having to get along with one of them.

Why did she start that pointless journey?, it was better to stay in salvainia anyways. Not even she knew why. 

"I should have brought more water with me, this damn thirst is killing me"
She muttered to herself
Caroline
He noticed the tell tale signs of a High Elf, and felt his insides twist though his stride didn't change or falter. Doing *That* Was a sure fire way to wind up back in chains. Still, despite himself, he pulled his sleeves down a touch further to hide the smooth rubbed rings on his wrists.

He heard the complaints however and smirked. The smart ass in him came out. Really it was about all that was left.

"Perish the thought of going without, eh?" He commented as he passed fairly close by, stepping to the side to avoid touching her entirely. He could feel the meager supply of water slosh in the cheap container he had, quite close to empty. But he was used to going without.
Brenda
She grinned, surprised by the sudden company, maybe she should go thank the goddesses later. Yes, she was that bored but that probably was more of a coincidence than a divine intervention, or perhaps her incredible luck stepping just in the right moment. 

"Given the fact that apparently I need water to survive, I probably should be disappointed of myself for not thinking of that" She responded a little tense by the proximity of the traveler, after all she had had several encounters with thieves in the past, and being too close to someone while traveling was really risky