<span style="color: lightgreen">"Yeah, let's hit the road!"</span><br/><br/>Sheo rushed back to the wagon completely calm (For her usual self) despite narrowly avoiding getting impaled by a spear moments ago. Atisha was a bit more edgy, but she also eased up once the wagon started moving again. Atisha took a seat on the wagon and was going to enjoy a moment of peace when her mother sat beside her, clasping her on the shoulder.<span style="color: lightgreen">"That was a good hustle there Atisha! I didn't even notice that big one in the forest! Look at you, a real adventurer now, predicting and dealing with danger like it's just a chore!"</span>Atisha blushed and pushed her mother away, but Sheo held tightly. At least until she quickly fell asleep in a drunken stupor. Atisha sighed and moved to a different spot on the wagon, taking out her journal and making some quick notes about the day's events.<br/><br/>The travel continued through the night and into the morning. Atisha tried to stay up to continue watching for threats, but once the moon was high into the sky Sheo had awoken and somehow managed to make a compelling argument to let Sheo take watch and for Atisha to go to bed. Mostly it consisted of the fact that Sheo had just taken a nap and Atisha was getting sleepy. A small argument broke out between the two, but was quickly quelled with Atisha resting. Nothing really happened that night anyways.<br/><br/>A little after sunrise the group finally managed to make it to Falone. Sheo has been here once, a long time ago for a short while, but this would be Atisha's first time. She was still asleep by the time they arrived, and Sheo got out of the wagon to stretch her legs. She yawned rather loudly which stirred Atisha awake. Sheo went a little bit ahead of the group to deal with the gate guards, who may or may not remember the last time Sheo was here (She certainly didn't).<br/><br/>But as Atisha was stirring awake, she smelled something passed the grog and dirt. It was blood. Dried and faint, but she didn't remember if anyone got seriously injured yesterday. That's when she heard Argur shout out for Magnus, carrying Anora in his arms.<span style="color: goldenrod">"Dammit! Magnus, I could use your help with Anora."</span>Atisha took out some of her healing water. She might have enough to deal with the worse of Anora's injuries, but the fact that she had left her wound unattended for most of the night would mean that Atisha would have to use most of her water to deal with any possible infection that Anora could have inadvertently caught, and certainly not enough to heal the injury completely.