The rest of the way the two were quiet, keeping their thoughts to themselves, even though Wednesday had a lot more to ask. He kept quiet because he was sure that Sky wanted to think for a bit, and so focused on getting more sticks and twigs for when they finally set up camp. The sun slowly began to sink, and sadly the younger elf was not as in shape as the elder elf, resulting in him getting tired much quicker. Apparently this was a reason as to why they were stopping then, but it was also getting darker. Even so, either way, he was grateful to finally being able to rest, and sets down the wood that he'd gathered, sighing softly. Sitting down, he watched as Sky dug a hole in the ground, where the fire would go.<br/><br/>He heard Sky talking, saying that he had to get the fire lit before it got dark, and smiles to himself, before standing up from the rock that he'd been sitting on, and goes over to where the other elf was kneeling. "Here, let me help!" He grins at his friend. He knew that for the most part he was pretty useless, but he KNEW that this would come in to handy. One thing that he could be a help with. In general he was rather weak, but he was very intelligent, and his magic was really powerful. And the best part, was his staff.<br/><br/>Kneeling down next to Sky, he takes his staff, making the orb hover over the sticks, concentrating on the energy within the air around the sticks. Focusing on making the energies around and in that particular spot to start moving quickly, causing friction, and continuing on and on. Until, after a moment, a flicker of light could be seen, and then with a whoosh of heat, fire appears as the sticks light up in flames. Letting out a satisfied sigh, he leans back on his heels. "There!" Turning his eyes to Sky, he smiles again. "Much better."