Regina
The morning dawned way to early for most of the caravan. 
Rawntha of course was up and working on his first cup of coffee. Before that.
Today he might get some more pieces to the puzzle he was trying to solve.

The plan for today was that
The hunter known as 

Hopefully she would have some answers for the dwarf.

The trip wouldn't be fun. Start in the rain and wind, end in the snow and driving wind.

Rawn asked 

Of course Fey would go along. She was spending more and more time around Rawntha when she wasn't on scout duties. He wondered what she was planning.



As soon as he saw Veitha, the dwarf made his way over.

"A lovely day for a climb, innit?" He said.
Angelique
Another well nights rest for Jeri. Even Lucile had a light night at post. The morning was routine by now food for the horse and than the two travelers. 

He was sitting alone eating when Rawn addressed him to which Jeri said he would go willingly. He wouldn't turn down a request from rawn easily given his position. 

The only question was how they were going to go about their traveles. "Well Lucile... The question is do we risk taking this journey as we are now..." Lucile nudged Jeri lightly and cawed to comfort him as he played with his food deep in thought waiting for orders. It was only a matter of time before Ulfrig came and it was time to begin the journey.

As Jeri did his thinking Lucile flew around and took inventory. She was careful to watch others and make sure that Jeri would be as prepared as the rest of the group when it came to supplies.
Margaret
*Fey would have woken up, taken care of her horse first thing — she heard from a few of the other scouts that a good horse-person tends to the horses first, then themselves! — and so she spent time befriending and feeding her horse, and only then went to get breakfast! She'll bring her breakfast over by Rawn. Bacon, eggs, taters, and of course, coffee.*

"Good morning, Lord Rawntha!"

*She'll check over her supplies as she eats, and keeps her eyes and ears open. As he heads over to talk to Veitha, Fey will change her parking spot if needed to keep her attention on the conversation, but otherwise will keep up eating, drinking, and checking her inventory.*
Erik
"Aye, beautiful skies without a cloud in sight. A perfect day indeed." The hunter looked over to the dwarf for a moment, chuckling softly as he tossed the man a bundle of bread and dry meats. Before turning his attention back to his kit. "We need to make sure everyone has provisions that can be eaten of the move, for once we depart there will be little time to stop until we reach the top. Those that have leather armour or cloaks best have them on for the rain, there's a rangers cache closer to the top with warmer gear, we'll need it as snow and ice will soon be more of an issue than the rain. Though there may not be enough for all, so I'll leave you the responsibility of making sure it goes to the right ones."
Margaret
*Listening in, Fey shivers in advance, and consults with Sally what other clothes are in their hidey-pockets. She reaches in her cloak and withdraws a warmer tunic that'll actually cover her arms. She puts it on.*
Regina
Rawn greeted MF as she came in with her breakfast.

Turning to Vei he said, 

"We plan on going into the  later in our journey. We have pleanty of cold weather gear.
A couple of my lads have already gathered it for each of our members. Some of our crew didn't exactly understand just where we were going, and I couldn't have them dying of the cold.

They should have provisions enough for the trip up and back. As well. 

It should be like a walk in a manor estates garden."

He chuckled abit at his absurd comment.
Erik
The team had been better equipped than he thought, and he was thankful for that as it would definitely save on the headache. "I apologize for underestimating you lot, I'm more accustomed to guiding amateurs around.." His lips split into a wry grin as his gaze ever so briefly flicked over to Fey. His kit was soon packed back into his bag and ready to go, he had went over it three times already and was confident with what he had decided to bring. "Whenever you're ready to head out just say the word, Rawn. But for now, is there anything else to discuss?"
Robert
"Ouh I love those~" Keladan piped cheerfully. Muffled from underneath a fur and down lined cloak he had borrowed. He had spent the morning bespelling bis grog and tiredness away due to too much leaf and drink the night before hand. As well as eating and sitting upon Roxanne's sturdy shell. He had packed a few pairs of thick woolen socks and decided to bring all of his various gemstones and reagents with him. Along with a second cloak, a tunic he could enchant with warmth. And another funny little bottle enchanted to be gummy just in case he gained the energy or desire to create another *Glimmering star bomb.* He has forgotten to pack any snacks though~
Angelique
Jeri stood up and after asking was shown where he could get the needed supplies to pack. Many dwarves pointed to supply carts and gave him pointers which he was grateful for. Lucile returned just as he begun to pack and she brought her observations of others bags with her. Together they were competent enough to pack food water warm gear and the basics. 

As they did so they conversed with one another over their tough decision.

"The way I see it Lucile we have three options."

"Caw."

"Right so that narrows it down to two. And the obvious decision is"

"Caw"

"What?! No. "

"Caw...?"

"Because it's a bad idea Lucile."

"Caw?!?"

"Well it's not a good idea!"

"CAW!"

"That's exactly what makes a bad idea bad Lucile the fact that it's not good"

"Caw... Caw!"

"It's perfectly logical argument..."

"Caw."

"You're just mad because you're losing."

"Caw."

"You are too..."

"Caw."

"Whatever look we both hate splitting up it's too risky for you to stay and it's too risky for you to come and fly so that only leaves..."

".......Caw..."

"Exactly..."

Lucile seem displeased with the decision and truthfully Jeri did as well. They were silent but in the verge of another argument at any second. When they finished packing the bag they consulted each other on it's contents back and forth with a tense tonality that carried from the previous discussion.