Raschen sighed heavily as he climbed onto another high rock, the twins joining him to see what he was looking at. His ear flicked as he scanned the distance.<br/><br/>Lark purred softly, resting against his leg. "Daddy I'm sleepy..." She mewed up at him, Tristan huffing and standing tall beside his father. He would never admit to exhaustion but Raschen could see it in his son's eyes. He sighed quietly, looking back at his group which had caught up. He could see how worn the little ones were. The women were still recovering from birth and  had not yet regained their stamina. Their little ones were not yet trained to have their own stamina.<br/><br/>He took a breath an looked back to the reservation still far ahead of them. He knew they must stop.  He scooped Lark into his arms, carrying her down the rocky formation. He smiled sweetly to his Mate, scratching behind Larks twitching ears.<br/><br/>"We'll top here for the night.." He said as he motioned to the long overhang of the stones nearby. "This will provide plenty of cover.."<br/><br/>Jax was swift at work to set up he and Lily's camp, knowing the little ones needed to rest. Raschen took up Tristan who had finally succumb to his exhaustion, both kittens fast asleep in his arms. He smiled softly to Taryn, nuzzling her.<br/><br/>"I know you're all tired...I just wanted to be sure we made it far and if possible made it there but there isn't enough daylight and I can tell the group's exhausted..." He spoke as he laid the twins onto a rolled out mat, the pair instinctively curling into one another, holding each other's paws as they slept, purring softly.<br/><br/>He sighed gently, covering them up before weighting their tarp down over the side of the rock and anchoring it to the ground below. "That should suffice..." He could feel Taryn watching him and he was becoming worried of her silence. Something was bothering her, something she didn't want to...or was afraid to speak on. He looked up from their mat as he rolled it out slowly.<br/><br/>"What troubles you?...