Boundary placed his arms underneath Anareecia and lifted her up, tiredly carrying her over to the horse and sitting her atop it, making sure she would not fall off. She was still somewhat conscious and he wanted her to remain that way and not fall off. He walked back to the caravan, greeted by Myrist's ultimatum, leave now or risk her dying and endangering the group. Boundary thought on it for only a brief moment and then looked back at Myrist and simply nodded.<br/><br/>He reached over and took a couple of bowls and filled them to the brim with the soup that was carried by the caravan. Realizing he had no way of carrying them on horseback he decided to do a simple earth manipulation, focusing his will and pulling in a few small rocks around him to meld together into makeshift lids for the bowls. He pushed them down atop the bowls and the seam sealed immediately with a quick focus of will. It was a perfect fit and nothing would spill from them. He secured the containers on his belt and looked towards the caravan driver and the bull lady and nodded his farewells, walking back to the horse.<br/><br/><span style="font-weight: bold">Taliha watched him put her atop the horse, then get some soup in one of the oddest fashions. Sighing, she cursed her own kind upbringing, ignoring the soup for the moment she focused on their mode of transport. "She is not going to make it like that. She needs to lay down or she will risk reopening the wound. You need to build a litter and lash it to the horse. That way it can pull her behind and she can rest on it, laying down."</span><br/><br/>Looking back towards the bull lady, Boundary nodded, cursing himself for not thinking of that earlier, the exhaustion he was beginning to feel must have been the cause for such careless thinking. He ran over to the caravan and simply grabbed some rope, not having time to grab the necessary supplies to make a litter, he wanted to waste as little time as possible. Laying the rope down next to himself and crouching close to the ground, he placed his hand over the ground and focusing his will, placing a word to what he wished of his power.<br/><br/>"Terra..."<br/><br/>The earth of the road shook a small bit, though yielded to his will and began rising into a sort of sled shape. It was a little longer than a full grown men and was wide enough to support two men of such size. He let go and inspected the sled, smiling weakly. He could feel the energy leaving his body, he was exhausted and glad that this would be the last feat of magic he would do tonight. He left holes at one end of the litter and ran the rope through them, lashing them to the saddle of the horse. He gently lifted Anareecia out of her saddle and brought her to the litter, laying her down in it.<br/><br/>"Sleep now, you deserve rest." he said gently. She was pretty much unconscious now, though he saw a smile cross her lips and he smiled in turn. He walked away and returned to the caravan to see if there was anything else he needed before he departed.<br/><br/><span style="font-weight: bold">"If you stick to the road you should be fine. She seems to be able to talk to animals, so you could have her tell the horse to walk on its own for a bit. That way you can rest next to her. Take care and be safe" Taliha says with a friendly smile.</span><br/><br/>Boundary blushed in the back of the caravan, and he was glad the bull lady could not see it. He looked over from his attempts to procure supplies towards her when he was sure it was gone.<br/><br/>"I have seen the looks you give her and heard the things you say about her when she does not listen. You do not approve of her, yet here you ask us to be safe? Pardon me if I am a bit confused." Boundary stated, shuffling through things in the back of the caravan.<br/><br/><span style="font-weight: bold">"If I was half as cruel as people perceived me to be I would have smothered her in her sleep and be done with her. I don't like elves but I'm not without compassion." Taliha responded, her tone very matter of fact.</span><br/><br/>"Why do you dislike elvenkind so much? Boundary asked, still rummaging through object after object.<br/><br/><span style="font-weight: bold">"You are definitely showing that you are not only from here but from this world. Perhaps, "Ronin", you should think about the questions you are asking? Least you are forced to give away more then you are willing to share."</span><br/><br/>"I am from very far away...this much is true, and I am not familiar nor am I prone to learning the history of a place. If there was something to know about elves that would make me hate them, then I am afraid I do not know it." he replied nonchalantly doing his best not to look perturbed by her rather strangely correct deduction. He grabbed a small satchel of wood and stuffed it in a small sack he also found in back.<br/><br/><span style="font-weight: bold">"Well it would be smart to take the time to learn something about the world you are in. It may save your life" she hands him some trail rations from her own backpack. "You should be good to go with these. They are made to provide the best nutrients for your body. No cooking needed so you won't need a very big fire at night. They taste alright too"</span><br/><br/>"Everywhere is another world for a traveler like myself, and the history of a place would probably help a traveler like myself you are correct. I do not, however, see a reason to care for why people would hate someone like her, she has done nothing wrong." he nods thanks and places the trail rations in his makeshift travel sack.<br/><br/><span style="font-weight: bold">Taliha just shrugs, "Enjoy the trip back" then walks off, there was still much to be done for them to get on the road again soon.</span><br/><br/>"Do not worry you will see me again in the near future, I have a feeling." Boundary said, smiling and walking back over to the litter. He laid a blanket over Anareecia and walked over to the horse, seating himself atop it. He lightly petted its mane and smiled.<br/><br/>"You are a brave one to stick by after all that. I get the feeling I am gonna like you, I am gonna have to ask your lady friend what your name is when she comes to." he said, chuckling to himself and coaxing the horse forward, or compared to everyone else backwards towards where they started. It would be awhile, but he was sure he could get her back and fixed up in no time. He rode onward with determination in his heart.