Ester listened to the others, they all seemed to agree that it wasn't an illusion at least. Even if there was some magic in the air, it wasn't necessarily dangerous. The elf decided to trust the others opinions on this one, she was too tired to argue and they'd all managed to stay alive so far.<br/><br/>"Yes, I'd like to rest." She agreed, before walking through the door and into the house. She stepped over to the bed, sitting down on the soft mattress and resting her head against her hand. It was definitely comfortable, she'd sleep well on it.<br/><br/>Tal copied Mesaraih's movements, gulping at the water. He didn't realise how thirsty he was until he began to drink. His throat felt so dry and he had to gulp a couple more handfuls before he felt satisfied. When he'd finished, he wiped his mouth and stood up, looking over the other two.<br/><br/>"I think we should keep watch in pairs. So at least if something happens there's two of us to deal with it." He began to suggest, taking a seat on the bridge and dangling his legs over the water. "Maybe we can swap halfway through the night so we're all rested ready for tomorrow. I don't mind going first with someone." He finished, looking at his reflection in the water.<br/><br/>It was a tactic he picked up whilst working as a mercenary. There was always a chance that with one lookout, they could be snuck up on and taken out before they ever had a chance to inform the rest of the group. Or they could just fall asleep, leaving everyone vulnerable to an attack. If the others didn't agree with his opinion, he'd keep watch anyway, he wasn't ready for sleep just yet. His limbs still tingled from the lightning bolt earlier, it almost made him feel a little queasy. Still, he was glad the fighting was over for one night and that they had a pretty cool place to stay and rest. It sure beats the cage he had to sleep in the night before.