In the moments after she woke, it took her a moment to remember where she was and who she had been with.  At first, it felt as if the night before had just been some dream of hers.  It seemed too good for it to be real, even with the worries she had about what they had done to Ellion.  She shifted in the bed and caught sight of him, sitting near the window, as the sun rose over Lake Calenhad.  He looked peaceful and she would have left him to that peace, were it not for the fact that they might have little time remaining here.  Even though Korbin's words had been stern, she got the feeling he was willing to buy them both some time.<br/><br/>She stepped out of the bed and stretched, still wearing the clothes from the night before.  "How did you sleep?"  She wondered if the spells had helped him any.  The Chantry was so tight-lipped about what magic could truly do and so little was really known about lyrium's long-term effects, that Lana couldn't be sure her magic really helped him.  Her footsteps were quiet as she walked over to where he sat, her eyes were on him for a moment before she shifted her gaze to the window.  It was then she saw it.  A small group of Templars making their way through the village below.<br/><br/>"We should get going..."  She said, not wanting to alarm him.  It was an odd thing that he seemed so strong and so delicate at the same time.  It wasn't certain that the Templars below were looking for them.  In fact, their faces seemed rather passive, but she recognized a couple of the faces which meant they would likely recognize her or Ellion.<br/><br/>"It looks like a few of your friends are in town, so we'll need to be careful.  We can get on the road to Sulcher's pass and perhaps trade for a horse or something there..."  It would be a long journey if the moved on foot most of the way.  As Lana moved to gather her things she suddenly paused and turned back to him.<br/><br/>"I know you've said it before, but I need to ask one last time...If you leave with me today, I don't think you will be able to go back to your old life.  We will likely be forever fugitives.  So if you wish to return to the order, you still could."  This was truly the point of no return.  Soon enough Korbin would be forced to reveal that they had both escaped and no matter the story, this would make it clear that Ellion had been compromised by her.