She could barely keep her eyes open, the previous days and the ones ahead of them weighing her eyelids down. Her body felt like lead, she could hardly function at this point. She complied easily as he tugged her town onto the makeshift mattress, curling into his body as he held her close to him. His body heat kept her plenty warm, there was no doubt about it. Tangling her legs with his, she slept rather soundly through the entirety of the night. Occasionally, an outside noise or a too-strong wind would stir her, but never enough to wake her. She kept an arm around his torso, breathing in his scent. She loved that scent, she’d fallen for it.<br/><br/>She didn’t notice when he woke with a start, by that time she’d rolled over, her back against his chest. She kept her arm tucked under her head, her other hand holding his as she slept. Though, as he began packing up the area, the clattering of several things together caused her to wake with a start. She yawned, rubbing the sleep out of her eyes as she sat up. Her knee ached, but she ignored it. “You’re up early.” She noted, carefully pulling the blanket off her body. Again, she rubbed out her lower back as she sat up, letting out a soft breath. Sleeping on the ground wasn’t doing her any favors, but it was nothing she couldn’t handle.<br/><br/>She crawled over, sitting next to him as he attached the spikes to her shoes. “I think there’s a path, too. Just have to be careful.” She moved to tug her pants back on. Pulling them over her hips. “We should make it by dusk, I’m hoping. I’m also hoping I can eat you in. We ready to go?” She folded up the blankets, stuffing it in her pack. She handed him a coat, pulling on the other herself. “If they let us in, we can stay a couple days there if needed, overnight at the least.”