Sher remained silent as he rode them away from the castle. Wondering what he should talk about. Sher was silent for so long he started to fret he'd bore her death and so as he hit the main road he started to talk about himself and his home. Hopping that somehow this would ease the tension that was seeming to rise with ever step down the road.<br/><br/>"Well I'm from a small far off to the west a small town known as Blackburn," he said looking around him wondering what one said to a princess. He'd literally never been around one. "We mostly have cows. Lots and lots of cows. And a few fields. We do corn. Harvest hasn't been good of late though and my da tends to drink away all our coins so making taxes isn't very easy. Market isn't good these years either..." he tailed off falling silent for a few long moments more.<br/><br/>"You ever been to market? It's actually really awesome. Especially on festival days. I rather enjoy festival days," he went on. Sher starte describing all about the festival days loosing himself in the sound of his voice.<br/><br/>--<br/><br/>A couple of hours later as night began to settle down Sher pulled them off the side of the road into a small clearing and began to set up camp leaving her as he set up the small lean too and gathered wood for a fire. Taking out his camping rations from the saddle bags he set about making a meatless stew from turnips and potatoes and a small loaf of bread. The lean too wasn't much more then a few twigs spun together with an oil skinned sheet thrown over it to form a large enclosure where he had spread a bedding of leaves and soft branches to make the ground a little less hard to sleep on.<br/><br/>Setting up the fire was just as simple. He soon had a pot full of water set on the fire and he added in the turnips and potatoes so they would soften throwing in some herbs. He looked over at her offering a small smile. He took out a small package out of his bag and added the meat into the pot leaving it to simmer.<br/><br/>He settled down on the ground and looked over at her. "I know it's not a fancy palace dinner, but it's food and it'll fill you up. I promise it won't kill you," He said wryly with a light laugh.