The elf had drifted in and out of sleep during her watch. Not that she'd admit that to the others, it seemed nothing had come near them anyway. Though she still felt tired after being awake for most of the night, she'd managed to get some rest at least. Whilst she'd been keeping watch she'd thought about the groups options, they would have to work out a way to leave the forest and that would not be easy. She figured the best course of action was to get to high ground so they could at least map out the area somewhat. They'd also need to find water. Her throat was dry and coarse after going so long without any.<br/><br/>When Mesariah scooted the meat towards her, she curled her lip in repulsion, standing up to move away. "I don't eat meat." She commented, stepping over to the fire and sitting down. She cared too deeply for animals to ever be able to kill one, and so, she'd raised herself on eating oats, vegetables and fruit instead. The thought of the deer being slaughtered by the human saddened her, though she kept a straight face. Not wanting to appear weak.<br/><br/>"I will find something as we travel." She explained, her eyes sticking to the fire instead of watching the pair dig into their meal.