Ester shot him a look, her eyebrows narrowing at where the entrance that he'd walked out of. Of course, he couldn't see her scowl but it was still present on her face. When he returned with the horses she stood up, casting ice over the fire until it fully burnt out. After, she kicked the logs away, wanting to try and get rid of any evidence that anyone had stayed here. After all, if the guards did come looking, they didn't want to give away that they were still alive and on the move. At least with them not knowing anything, they may assume the three prisoners died tragically to the Darkspawn.<br/><br/>She joined the others afterwards, pulling her cloak around her to protect her back a little better. "We shouldn't leave the horse. It may come in handy." She suggested, moving to detach the animal from the carriage. "It also isn't safe for it to be around Darkspawn." She added, giving the horse a gentle pat on its hindquarter.<br/><br/>The mage walked ahead, climbing up a small path that seemed to lead to the top of the cliff their cave was part of. She didn't ask the others to follow, she assumed they would naturally. If they didn't, well she guessed she was on her own. To her, this idea made sense and so she stuck with it. At least with high ground they could get a sense of their surroundings and any danger.