Ester shook her head, sitting back once she'd finished casting. "It's minimal, I'll be okay." She replied, looking out over the water. Her mana pool would be fine so long as she took it easy for the night. Besides, he needed to be comfortable for tomorrow, she wasn't sure what was in store for them, but no doubt it was going to be a day filled with fighting Darkspawn.<br/><br/>"And what do you have to say after seeing my reaction?" The elf asked, turning her neck to look at him once again. Her eyebrows were furrowed, she was confused as to his motives.<br/><br/>It didn't take long for Tal to fall asleep. His muscles ached from swinging his heavy weapon around and he hadn't walked so far in a long time. A hunger began to grow in his stomach, though he had faded into sleep shortly after he noticed it. Food would have to wait until morning, or afternoon. His mind was still haunted from the spirit of nostalgia and it showed in his dreams, the picture that the spirit had burned into his mind kept reappearing.