She just snickered when he lifted her up, holding her arms around his neck. Once he set her down, she watched him set out the tent, raising her eyebrows as she watched it build itself up. “Woah, that’s cool.” She smiled, tilting her head. She’s hardly seen tents, much less tents that built themselves. After it finished, she walked in with him, sighing in relief of the immediate temperature difference. “This is nice.” She sat down, her legs were aching as she rubbed them out.<br/><br/>When he asked about her knee, she shrugged. “Leg isn’t broken, I’ll like.” She knew she’d sliced it, but she’d had much worse before. She helped him get the hotplate and good set up, pulling off whatever he held on his shoulders. She decided he needed some tension relief so she sat behind him, gently rubbing his shoulders. “We’ll find them in a day or two, I’m sure. They can’t be too terribly far.”<br/><br/>She grabbed her blankets, stretching one out over his lap. “After we eat we can snuggle up.” She kissed his cheek, still rubbing his muscles. “Tomorrow, if we do find them and they let us in, they’ll give us a place to stay. That much I know. My friend is actually up here so we can pray that he meets us at the gate.” She laughed, waiting for the food to heat. “I wonder What all is in these mountains.”