She nodded her head as he agreed with her. She hadn't meant to be giving him any looks. Her gaze was quickly adverted. "Nothing. There is nothing with that look. It was just a look." She says with a smile. She finished packing and went out to feed the animals one more time. She came back in and he was talking to her again. Frowning a bit as he spoke. Pursing her lips for a moment. Nodding her head a moment later. "I know this but I don't care. My mind is made up and if you try to leave me behind I'll just follow after you anyways. The native americans will help us out. I know almost every tribe out there. My father was a negotiater with them. Don't worry about me. I know how to survive in the wild and what not." She said seriously. Looking at him for the next part and nodded her head. "Mexico? I've never been to mexico." She says softly. "Yeah we're going." She led him to the animals.<br/><br/>Whistling fast and short so the animals all followed her when she unlocked their cages. She leads the two horses out and the other animals still follow obediently. She climbed up onto the horse and sat on it like a man would. She had even the chickens following like puppy dogs. "Follow me." She said after locking up her house until they came back for her packs. She led the way all the way to the natives land. She called out in Cherokee for the chief. Being led that way. She smiles at the chief. "Water Knife...I will be traveling for some time. I wish you to have my animals for now. I do not know when I will be returning. I wish to ask you to have your son watch my home for me while I'm gone. I am also happy to see you. This man is a friend of mine." She explained when asked about the white man with her.