Fang switches back to human form. He looks at her, â€œWhy is it going to be interesting crossing the borderlands?â€ he asks. When she mentioned that, they should stick together. He nods. â€œThat would be wise.â€ He says. They continue on, walking, but this time hand in hand. He hoped she wouldnâ€™t mind. He liked being near her. The wolves would run past chasing each other. And then occasionally run around both Fang an Aylia, chasing each other or just getting exorcise. Fang rolls his eyes, â€œI think theyâ€™re doing that intentionally .â€ he says as he points to a younger wolf who was chasing itâ€™s tail. He couldnâ€™t help but laugh at it. â€œI think theyâ€™re trying to keep us in a good mood.â€ He says. It was true he was still in a good mood, but not because of the wolves, but because he got to spend time away from the village and some time with her. The sun was going down, Fang watched as it began to disappear behind some tall trees. The sky was different colors of pinks, yellows, oranges and maybe even a streak of puprle. He looks at her. â€œI guess we could stop, not unless you want to keep traveling.â€ He says. He figured that she wouldnâ€™t want to.<br/><br/>So he continues walking through the woods. He was looking for the right spot for them to make a little camp. He stops at a place sheltered by several trees. â€œThis will work.â€ He says as he puts his stuff down. Then he goes into the woods and grabs some sticks and other things that will help make a fire. He comes back and arranges the sticks and then begins to make a fire. He makes a fire by rubbing two sticks together and also using small sharp rocks. Once the fire was made, he looks at her. He could hear her stomach growl. â€œIâ€™ll get us some dinner.â€ He says as he gets up to leave. He told the wolves to stay with her, so they could protect her while he was away. He then disappears into the darkness of the night. It was about an hour later when he returned. He returned with several fish tided together. â€œI hope you donâ€™t mind fish.â€ He says as he sits down and begins to cook them. Putting them each on a stick and putting them over the fire.