As Audrey began explaining that they were welcome and safe within the camp, Reinard seemed a bit more relaxed. Sam felt a bit bad that he couldn't offer more to help out around the place, but he would be more than happy to whatever he could to earn his keep around the place. The two of them were in a place where they didn't need to be on high alert all the time anymore. However, she wasted no time in letting the demon know that for him trust would have to be earned. Other demons in the camp had done so over time and he would have to do the same. He nodded, indicating that he understood. It was the same back at the demon camps. Just because he took a human from the clutches of another demon didn't mean that they would trust him right away. He'd had to build trust. Sam was the only exception to that.<br/><br/>"I greatly appreciate you letting me stay here. I promise I'll do my part." Unlike Remiel, Reinard wasn't about to get on bended knee and pledge himself to anyone. He kept his promises, but he never swore his life to anything.<br/><br/>Finally the group started to move and made their way in the direction of the medical tents, a good place to remember later in case anything were to happen. They had been exceedingly lucky in their journey here and suffered no serious injuries. That didn't mean it had been easy though and the both of them were pretty exhausted even if Sam's optimistic nature seemed to betray that fact. As they approached the tent, the red-head sensed two demons inside, and that was what he expected to find there. However that was not the case. Instead he found a demon and what appeared to be two humans. Th man was definitely human, but the woman behind him was clearly a demon. Obviously the humans were none the wiser, but Reinard was perplexed and looked at her with a narrowing curiosity. To what end does she present herself this way? It made no sense. Perhaps she simply wanted them to give her their trust immediately rather than have to work for it, but that seemed like such a hassle.<br/><br/>Before he had another moment to question it the mentioning of the angel drew his attention. It looked like the doctor had failed to looked at the clearly more grievously injured party due to some prejudice on his part. He understood but didn't quiet agree with the human's dislike of the angels and Sam was of the same sentiment. Besides, Reinard knew that the demon in the guise of a woman was just putting on an act. She wasn't that badly injured and the angel was in much more desperate need of treatment. He would say nothing of this now. It was a private conversation for later.<br/><br/>Now they were on their say to find said angel and sure enough he was in the same battered condition they had left him in. Now that the party was all here, they were taken to yet another larger tent at the center of the camp. There was some tension in the air as the red-headed demon and the angel stuck to their respective wards, keeping a few feet of distance between each other. Reinard had no hostility towards Remiel, but he knew that neutrality wasn't mutual so he chose not to ruffle his feathers any further. Entering the tent it was immediately apparent they'd all be sharing the space and when Audrey looked more pointedly at the taller individuals they spared a rather strange glance.<br/><br/>After a short welcome into the camp, Audrey was gone and the four were left to their own devices within the tent. For a moment no one said anything and they all just started moving towards the bunks. Each of them could have their own since there were 6 so there was no need for sharing. Reinard decided he would take the one closest to the entrance of the tent and sat himself down on the mattress turning his head he watched as the other demon started to introduce herself to Sam. When she introduced herself the brunette greeted her with a smile.<br/><br/>"Nice to meet you. I'm Samuel, but just call me Sam." After Kol went to talk to her winged friend he turned his attention back toward the bunks. He ran over to the one in the middle of the row of three on Rein's side and found a place for his things. He had a small duffel bag with one or two changes of clothes, one for winter, one for extreme heat, and  put it under the bottom bunk. Finally taking the guitar case off his back he reached up and placed the instrument on the top bunk of the bed. He was very quickly settled and with a sigh of relief he lied down on the bottom bunk.<br/><br/>"This feels so nice. I can't wait to sleep on a proper bed tonight." Reinard seemed to smile a bit and nod in agreement.<br/><br/>"Me too."