Ein was rather, surprised to see the Matress yes. But he at this point was to tired to care weather they huddled or not, actually if the fire went out that be better to sleeping seperately, after all the only thing they could call a blanket here was Rikku's cloak... and no way they all would fit under there... His gaze lingering upon Tifa's bosom as if to confirm his own inner thoughts. Shaking his head he kicked his sandals off and let his feet wiggle against the stone floor of the castle. "I miss the grass back home, do any of you remember your homes by the way? I don't remember much of mine but I know the grass was probably much greener there then on this side." He said and thought upon what to do from here onwards.<br/><br/>"Well, if you ladies are going to travel more once we are out of here, I may not be the greatest at fighting, but I learn my way around pretty quick, and I know how to get a lay of the land..." He would be good for the outdoor traveling he carried tools with him for clearing the way, "If I had my say, I think if we make it through that gate we saw back there the looks of a town ship of some sort looked like it was on the other side, but I couldn't see to much more then that." He gave out a slight yawn and stretched his arms upward he held the crystal still in his hand, he hadn't used it yet.<br/><br/>He looks at it and would pull a chain and fixture he found rummaging around and would hook the crystal up to it and would manage to make a necklace of it, and held it up, it was clear he was good with his hands as such a delicate trinket would require dexterous hands. "There we go... I think I still got it.." He then pulled to his feet and moved to settle the tools he was going to take with him off near where they left their stuff... "That should do it, I wager we can manage a night without a shower, after all just getting warm at this rate is wise getting wet at this point would result in us just getting a cold once the fire dwindles down over the night... besides I would risk stinking rather then catching a cold" He was clear he was looking out for their health more from a civilian stand point.