Colette stirred in her tent as the early morning sun lit it like a lantern, reaching out and putting her hand on her armor next to her.  After a moment, she sighed, sat up, and stretched.  Then she unbraided and rebraided her hair, donned her armor, and stuffed her tent back into her pack with a yawn.  From within, she fished out a hard heel of bread and bit of dry cheese, chewing it with difficulty as she shouldered her pack.  She yearned for fruit.  Once she finished the meager rations, she absentmindedly patted the sword that hung at her hips, as though making certain it was still there.<br/><br/>As she walked, it started to rain, which only became heavier, but she didn't stop or even, really, seem daunted by the weather.  Colette simply trudged onward, her armor clanking and helmet tucked under one arm.  She would continue wandering until the road became too slick, she became too weary, or she saw something she recognized from her dream.  For hours, she continued.  This was nothing new.  Indeed, traveling the whole length of the day oft found its way into her daily routine.  At midday, she took a repast and ate what rations remained.<br/><br/>As evening fell, she found her way to a little town.  Relief flooded her.  She would have a real meal tonight, and a chance to replenish her supply of rations.  In the town, the first inn she found- the Dove By Inn- sent a strange feeling of deja vu through her.  A slight smile came to rest upon her lips, and she felt vindicated.  This inn had been in the dream sent to her by Laysyay.  With confidence, she pushed open the door and took note of her surroundings.<br/><br/>At the bar, she saw a demon in tattered clothing, apparently refusing to pay his bill.  She took a seat next to him, placing her pack at her feet, and clunked five silver down on the table.  Eyeing him coldly, she said, "That's since you're starving, but I expect we'll have no trouble from you."  Then she ordered some sort of pot pie and a mug of ale, asking whether the inn had places to sleep.  When the food arrived, she dug into it.