Catherine
*Juna tilted her head to the side, finding some relief at Edith's explanation of the horse. Only when the horse whispered to her and left did those feelings soon pass.*"I... Don't think he liked that..."*She murmured, staring after him as he grew more and more hidden in the dark the further he went from the light. 

Juna would stare out into the forest for a long moment before eventually shifting her gaze back to Edith. She wasn't quite sure how a real horse could have the ability to talk, Juna couldn't even come close to fathom it, but she decided to shake it off. 

The horse was gone now, and despite what Edith had said, Juna wasn't sure how true it was of his personality. Juna never really understood those that seemed to act one way and another simultaneously. It seemed so conflicting in her eyes and made it even harder for her to trust some. Sometimes they changed in seconds, one moment peaceful and the next ready to kill. Juna couldn't bring herself to think too much on it for the fear of bringing back bad memories.*"Thank you for... Letting me stay here for the night ..."*She'd eventually say, slowly lowering herself so that she could sit squat upon the ground and try to relax a bit. Jace had soon finished up his portion of the rabbit, soon sniffing around the ground for anymore potential scraps despite his large enough meal for the night.*
James
*Edith held her hand upwards as she laid there on the cold hard ground, she moved her finger between the stars imagining the pictures and stories they'd tell. She often did this when waiting to get tired before she slept, and also cause it was rare for her to sleep inside so she enjoyed the few luxuries she had over those who did. Only when juna mentioned the horse being upset did she pause only to say.*

"He'll be fine I've seen him when he's actually mad, this is just him being a bit grumpy and embarrassed. I'm sure he'll come back eventually.."

*Edith lowered her arm that she was using to draw imaginary pictures with the stars in the sky before, she then used both her hands as pillow on the back of her head. She thought about asking juna too keep watch for a few hours while she slept, but she decided not to and to just stay awake and keep watch. And when juna said thanks and was taking a seat by the fire edith looked over at her and said.*

"It's really no trouble, but you should start looking for an inn or something to stay at for the winter cause you really dont look dressed for it.."

*After saying this edith sat up and slouched forward with her arms resting on her legs, her head drooped down as she stared at the dirt between her legs. She decided to pick up a twig and to draw something in the dirt it wasnt that noticeable what she drew though.*
Melissa
*With the horse now gone and the fire blazing brightly the campsite had become a bit more relaxing, although the horse may or may not have been trying to make it less relaxing, the camp did feel so with him gone. As the night continued on the twig and brush pile that edith had been burning began to dwindle. The whistle and rustling of the chilly winds closing in were the only sounds aside from the fire itself when they weren't talking, this was quite odd as it was a forest so usually even in the cold you'd hear the sounds of life.*
Catherine
*Juna decided to relax back a bit with the warmth of the fire near her. Only her ears remained alert for any sound of something approaching. Her Jackal had laid down a small distance from her, rolling onto his back as he tried to get at an itch he had there. Juna could feel the cold of night slowly creeping it's way into the camp as the fire began to die down, leaving Juna to having pull her legs close her and wrap her arms around them to sustain warmth. She at least had an extra layer of fur clothing in her bag just in case though that would do little for the impending winter especially as Edith now brought it up.*

"Yes... Yes you're right..."*She answered.*"I was hoping to be able to learn these woods before then but it seems I'm quickly running out of time... I...May just lose a lot of coin this year..."*She'd say, resting her head on her knees while she thought of how much it would cost her not being able to find much prey and on top of that having to pay to for a place to stay at. She had managed to survive a winter once, but she had grown so used to the place that it seemed to hardly phase her.

Now was a different story, her time of exploration quickly running short and with her unwillingness to leave Eggbert behind out here, it only made her time much worse. It almost felt as if she would have to go into hibernation soon, except for the fact that Eggbert was drawing close to its hatch date. Oh why must they hatch in winter of all seasons?*