Teiji was quiet as he ate, eyes glancing around every now and then as he kept an eye out for any danger. He wasn't stupid. He knew they were being watched. He just didn't know how many there were or when they would attack, but he would be ready. He was not about to let anything to happen to his two charges. He glanced at Seijun as she walked over to the horses, his own nuzzling her hand and making a soft sound of approval. He couldn't stop the slight smile from pulling at his lips at this sight. His horse could be quite finicky when it came to people, but it seemed to like the young woman. He then turned his attention back to her father, pausing in eating as he thought for a moment. "I do not yet see anything. However, we are not alone and I would feel better if we started moving again as soon as possible."<br/><br/>He finished eating and stood up, closing the bento box and leaving it on the ground where had been previously sitting. He turned his attention to Seijun. "Are you ready to be off, my lady?" He asked, making sure that she was ready to go. He didn't doubt that her father would quickly get ready to leave. He could tell that the older man was nervous.