Zel wasn't quite sure Larea was satisfied with his answer, but in his mind, he'd already drawn this conversation out far too long. Larea started moving again and he fell into step beside her. It didn't take too horribly long for them to get back into town and make their way to the inn. On their way along the path toward the building, Zel was struck with a rather unpleasant thought.<br/><br/>"I'll have to find Sigrun," he said. "I, um, decided to go looking for you rather suddenly, and I asked her to look after the supplies I bought for the trip." He didn't voice the next part out loud, but he was rather desperately hoping the strange knight hadn't mutilated his supplies in some way, or done anything else strange. On the other hand, with Sigrun there was the possibility she just took the bag went off somewhere and didn't even look inside. It was impossible to guess with that one.