The weather was cooling. It was a nice change from the southern weather Jay was used to, though he had to admit the nights could be brutal. He tugged at the sleeves that were just a bit too short around his arms and rubbed his hands together. They had been walking for days, and although Jay didn't mind the exercise, it was dreadfully boring. Just when he thought his day was going to be as boring as the last, a whistle sounded from a collection of trees not far off. He raised an eyebrow curiously as Terran stopped walking altogether. Jay whistled softly in repsonse, and realized how similar they sounded. It wasn't a bird or any animal that made that noise. That meant someone was whistling out, but for what reason? This far north, whistling that loud was only going to gain attention.<br/><br/>Maybe this day wouldn't be so boring after all.<br/><br/>Terran seemed intrigued, since he started wandering in the direction from where the whistle arose. Blowing out a puff of air, Jay pulled his coat a bit tighter around his slim figured and followed after the man. While Terran held up a hand for everyone to stop, Jay rolled his eyes and wandered off a bit.<br/><br/>With a hand on the hilt of his sword at his waist, Jay walked calmly. He looked around, appearing curious though he was taking in his surroundings fully. He could hear Terran talking off to his left. He was worried about this being an ambush? Then why had he lead the others towards this mysterious sound? Jay chuckled; if this was an ambush then it better be a whole army laying in wait.<br/><br/>Soon, Jay found himself close to where he had started again. He found no one hiding in the bushes or trees, much to his disappointment. It seemed whomever Terran was talking to, was alone. Taking a few steps forward, Jay leaned against a tree so that he could look out towards the clearing and see who this man was talking to without being seen outright.<br/><br/>Was that a woman? In a bear trap? Jay tried not to laugh. Bear traps were cumbersome; how could one walk and not notice the contraption on the ground? Jay almost felt sorry for the lass. She had probably whistled for help since she seemed stuck in the metal jaws pretty good. Jay rubbed his face and glanced around again.<br/><br/>Hearing Terran question the girl, Jay sighed; the man was extremely over-cautious.<br/>"She's alone man." He muttered quietly. "Seems you have a knack for finding damsels in distress Terran." He added with a small smirk to himself.