The Queen took a deep breath. She could be, and was, sure that the boys were safe. Yet, having to spend the night there, away from them, was not pleasing to the young woman. With a sigh, she focused on her plans. There was no option but to wait at least until the next morning. She knew sending the General to the palace to check on everything would mean no danger for herself, but she also knew she couldn't tell him that and expect Cassian to understand.<br/><br/>So, she kept to herself and walked in silence most of the time. When they stopped to set up camp, she took a look around, approving the place. Seemed good enough for a night. With Marina's help, the Queen did the best she could to help set up what the three of them spend a not so bad night.<br/><br/>As Marina went to sleep, Queen Aeliana sat by the fire, the flames reflected in her eyes. "I hope they are. It does not matter what happens to me, as long as they are kept safe", she stated, looking at the wound. "Are you sure this should stay? It may get infected", the Queen inquired, worry evident in her gaze.