Rene
Kora stared at Volgras while he kept quiet, probably the man was thinking, as Kora was doing. *I see... I think this will be difficult to do, but let's try, uh Kora?* She had a little smirk forming on her lips while her hand softly stroked the horse's hair. *I wish Kai was here too... Making people trust me would be more easy, and we could laugh together at his jokes.* She sighed and laid her head against Bloom's head.

"Well, we will need to wait some hours. I can try finding the nearest city, I just need to smell someone or hear someone. It can be a bit difficult, as I don't think people will be near a mountain at the moment." She thought for a bit about the possibilities, Kora didn't want to just sleep there, find a city and separate from someone again... She wanted a party, a group which she could trust and fight with. *I wonder now, is there any possibilities that Kai, or Aaron are alive?* She sighed and looked up at Volgras again.

A smile appeared on her lips as he said *"Sleep"*. Did it mean she could stay there? A happy expression formed on her face and she laid down next to Bloom, putting her sword and shield against the horse. Before closing her eyes and almost falling asleep, she whispered:

"Thank you..."
Mary
If Volgras knew the woman's thinking, then he would agree. The man wasn't the trusting type—especially from someone of the clan that had been behind his recent banishment. Although, if her story were true, and she really did trek from a foreign land, it was possible that she wasn't a sent assassin, however, the fact that she was in Salvainia and didn't present at the festival was suspicious . . . 

"Fine. Take the time you need," He said brusquely. It truly didn't matter to him what she did. He'd find his way eventually, with or without her aid. If this Kora person wanted to make this party a duo, she would need to do better than just appear on the mountain pass. He poked the fire again to keep the flame fresh with a low growl. *And what was she smirking at? It's not like I gave her a palace or anything. I don't have control of who sleeps on the ground.* Though, if she did anything to upset him, she might find the camp vacant one less Oni. Volgras already had to sleep with an eye open and his sword gripped between his hands because of her intrusion. He'd keep his horse saddled in case there was need of a quick getaway.

The—admittedly attractive—woman laid herself to rest, offering a whisper to the night sky. He too felt tied, but he thought to wait out her rest for a period before resting himself. One could never be too sure of one's intentions for subterfuge. It didn't take long, perhaps an hour, before he thought to close his eyes. Volgras left the fire alive, even stroking the flames anew to give them the warmth—although, it was more for their horses than himself. The cold didn't bother him much. He kicked over the stump and threw a few leaves over it for some comfort before drifting into the dreamscape.
Rene
Kora closed her eyes and fell asleep slowly, she didn't have any fear of what Volgras could do while her sleep, kill her or go away with his horse. She had heard about some conflicts that happened between the Red and the Blue clan of Onis, but in Kora's Kingdom people lived in peace with each other and never had any problems with the Blue Clan... Just the last problem. The war. Thoughts took place in her mind and she started to dream.

*"Do it, Kora! If you don't, you know what wait you..." A man's voice echoed while a blank image kept in Kora's mind. "I'm sorry, I can't do this." Kora saw her father and brother next to her, and a man tied up with ropes in front of her, his neck was exposed and he was with a sad expression on his face. "Kora, I said now." Her father said firmly with a loud tone in his voice, while her brother stood behind their father with his arms crossed.*

*She didn't have a choice... She held tight the sword in her fist and made a cut on the man's throat, bleeding dripping from it and falling on the floor. "Good girl." Her father said and pat her head, stroking her long pink hair lightly.*

When the morning came and birds started to sing while the sun slowly woke up and lit up the sky. Kora woke up with a few blinks, yawning lightly and looking around for her sword, shield and her horse, which was already awake, looking directly at Kora. She looked up at the sky and then looked toward where Volgras had slept the last day.