Ramon hoped he would have kept it a secret, but alas it wasn't exactly difficult to see or...smell the "handiwork" as Quinn referred to them. The smell of bloated, rotting corpses in a gassy, decaying bog was more than most could bare, and he wasn't one to stay there either. He checked the map once more, determining where exactly he wanted to go, and then looked at the mountains ahead of them a few miles away to see how it would fare them. He figured leaving the bog, the thicket surely around the base of the mountain, and finding a decent trail in the mountain range would easily take all day, and he relayed this to Quinn who was closest to him.<br/><br/>"Once we're on the mountains, we need to find a cave as soon as possible. The weather might not show it down here, but its below freezing up there. Finding a deep cave to take shelter in, huddle close around a fire, and wait it out till morning. After that, the things I need to obtain won't take us too long. Its always the journey, not the destination."<br/><br/>He tried to drown out the bickering the two made with his occasional comment on the flora/fauna in the area, or about his interest in magic but his lack of intellect made it difficult to comprehend, literally anything to distract them from their polar ends meeting. Ramon enjoyed the company of both, really he did. He liked both girls, pretty much equally, but they were not the best companions together, at least when either of them were frustrated...<br/><br/>The craftsman did his best to lead them through the bog without encountering anymore frog people or swamp goblins. They did spot some hulking monstrosity, covered in so many vines and plantlife that it seemed to be just a giant, plant being. A swamp thing. Ramon instantly thought staying away from it would the best thing to do, as picking a fight against a creature in this environment was certainly not ideal, however it could yield to make him stronger in a small way. He looked to the girls to see what their opinion was. Currently, it was approximately 300 feet away, perfectly in range for an old fashioned Fireball.