Farish looked at the hand Darakus had extended and gave a small laugh. "You act so childishly," he said, but he must not have meant it as an insult, since he returned the high-five. The boy shook his head at Morys. He opened his mouth, ready to protest that that would be foolish since they were about to go to sleep, but he noticed that the poor ranger was struggling to stand after the effort he'd put into the previous battle. "Give him enough to help him carry himself," he whispered to Chizu, who floated off to oblige.<br/><br/>"Not me," he then responded to the volunteer request. "It's way past my bed time." Surely the "adults" could handle sorting these things out. Meanwhile, he started back to their hollow to get some sleep. "Wake me up for the early morning shift." He started to clamber down into the hole, Chizu now reunited with him.<br/><br/>------------------<br/><br/>Morgana stared at the one who'd approached her. She sniffed the air. He didn't smell like a Wolf Anithrope. He smelled like a... well... like a Wolf Anithrope and a bunch of other things. Had he picked up these scents from the ones he was traveling with, or was he a shape-shifter? She honestly couldn't tell.<br/><br/>"Demoness?" she asked, aghast. "Oh. Right." She said, stroking one of her horns. "I wasn't expecting to run into anybody out here so I got lazy with my transformation magic." She took a slow breath and regressed to human form. "Well, I'm among company now, so I should look my best, right?" she leaned forward, allowing her cleavage to aid in distracting her interrogator (when Morgana was in full human form, she put extra attention toward the things that would distract other humans from questioning her: she increased her... visual appeal, shall we say?)((*cough* big boobs! *cough*))<br/><br/>She didn't want to seem like she was dodging the question, so she answered it after a pause. "I smelled rotting flesh and thought there might be deceased travelers near by with no further need for their valuables," she said plainly and honestly. "When I saw what was really happening, I thought maybe I should lend a hand. Is that so wrong?" Obviously, the second part, not so honest. But it was a reasonable excuse.<br/><br/>"I wouldn't mind taking the first watch," Morgana called to the human ranger when she heard him asking for volunteers. "I'm wide awake, and I hardly exerted myself in that little scuffle." She walked closer to him for a face-to-face acquaintance. "If you don't trust me, you can have someone else take it with me." She crossed her arms, drawing his attention to her form, and winked with a charismatic smile. "My name's Morgana~"