When he returned, Del had he arms crossed over her chest in hopes it would make it all less obvious, though it only served to allude more to her predicament.<br/><br/>While she was glad they wouldn't remain on the move any longer that day, she truly had no idea how a shelter would be made even with his explanation. Never had she stayed in the wilderness for a prolonged period of time and she was completely out of her element when it came to survival or even basic camping.<br/><br/>"Will you be warm enough without your cloak though?" She asked, appreciative of his offer. As long as they had the fire going, she also figured he could keep his cloak and she would be able to use her jacket to keep warm throughout the night. Still, he knew more about all of this than she did. When the food was finished, she thanked him for it and started to eat. She thought the drastic difference between the meal they were eating and the one they'd had the night previous was rather funny.<br/><br/>When he spoke up again, she looked over at him. It had already gotten a lot darker since the fire had been made and the light cast an orange glow on them both. "What's that?"