Ashryn did not want to ruin her cloak but she did as asked, taking it off and gathering the meat with the cloak and bundled it up. She eyed him for a moment, awaiting further instruction. "Okay, I will obey you. Be careful," She said before turning on her heel and heading back to where they had made camp. Fortunately, the princess had a good memory and was able to make it back to camp without incident. It took some asking around but she finally dropped off the meat with the person in charge of cooking. Now she was presented with what to do next. She could go back to her horse and hang out with him until Cromwell returned but she could also try to get to know the men and work on earning their trust. She knew that there was no time to be shy and so she did her best to familiarize herself with his men. Most of them wanted nothing to do with her but a few humored her and struck up conversation with her. She knew she couldn't expect them all to trust her overnight. She was naive, but not that naive.<br/><br/>Hours passed as she waited for Cromwell to return. Although the men made no offensive move against her, she still couldn't help but long for her ex-guardian's presence. She felt safe with him around, knowing that he could protect her. However, he was no longer ordered to protect her. It was entirely up to him to decide if he wanted to keep her safe. She knew she had wrongly pushed herself on him, but she hadn't wanted to return home. No, facing this challenge and earning his trust along with his men's was much better than returning home and being forced into a loveless marriage with someone who would probably only want to use her title.<br/><br/>She was dozing by the fire when the whistle came and she snapped awake, listening as the call was returned. Did that mean that Cromwell was back? The sun had set already and she was anxious for his return. She rose from her position by the fire, olive green eyes searching for that familiar form of his. She couldn't help but want to get as close to him as he allowed, determined to impress him and earn his favor. She knew that she was a risk to them, considering that people were still after her to bring her home, but with the men around she would not be snuck up on like she would have if she had been alone. She would have warning.