Lucas held a hand over his eyes, resting his arm comfortably on his knee. The sun that once felt like a warm blanket, encompassing his body, quickly began to bear down on his back. As if his skin was wrapped in tin and he was slowly being cooked from the inside. Ahh... It was one of those days.<br/>The sleepy town was beginning to wake up, kids already running around while their mothers chastened them for being in the street. A few townsfolk walked by, giving a few quizzical looks at Lucas- presumably confused as to why he was with a stranger- but no questions were asked. Whatever they were going to being more important their own curiosity.<br/>"It's right up here."<br/><br/>True to his word, a huge sign was able to be seen a few yards down the road. And much like the night before, Lucas jumped into the back of the wagon, grabbed his bag of money, and flew out of the cart in one fluid motion. The excitement had seemingly gotten the best of him, stumbling before regaining his footing and running up next to Shift. He'd have more practice doing that later.<br/>" I'll pay!"