Still not saying anything he picked up her bowl and cup and cleaned them and then put them away, along with the pot and try pod.  He then went to his bed roll, removed his sword and shield and placed them by it and laid down.  He drew the warm blanket over him and got comfortable.  In the distance one could hear the roar of a larl and another of a Sleen as they hunted and  killed their prey and the screams of the animals that they had brought down.  But they were at a distance and posed no threat.  But the sounds were ominious and frightening.  Closing his eyes he felt the warmth of the fire, but yet the cooling air about the camp.  He knew that Reese would be getting cold soon, as the temperature dropped.  Gor had warm days in the temperate zone but cool nights.  Those with out clothing or blankets would have a miserable time of it.<br/><br/>He would have offered to share his blankets with her, but she would only refuse, A Master usually slept with his slave, unless she was in need of punishment.  Then she would have to sleep on the cold ground or floor of their quarters without a blanket.  He wondered what she was going to do when she began to shiver from the code.  He was not yet sleepy but he laid there relaxing and listening to the sounds of the night.  Gor was a savage world and where they were reminded him of the Savanas of Africa, and movies of safari's where they camped in the open and the sounds of the predators coming from afar.  There were no tents, no bearers, no firearms or comfortable cots to sleep on, like they would have back in those days.  The fire would die out soon and there would be no other source of heat.<br/><br/>Daniel again pondered whether or not he should sell her once they reached Ar's Station.  Seeing that she was one that might be untrainable, they might just kill her and feed her to Kailia, the reptile mounts.  They were meat eaters and at times hard to control.  He did not know of many instance where that had happened but he had heard of it.  Well at least she would not have to worry any more about being on Gor or about her family back on Earth.  Even though she was as stubborn and uncooprative, he thought she could be trained.  Well that idea seemed to be lodged in the back of his mind, and telling him to be patient.  He had patience but there was only so much.  He shook his head and turned to get a bit more comfortable.  The fur he had put about her during the flight, was now beneath him.  It covered the cold ground, and was warm and somewhat soft.