David flashed Aidan a grin and licked his lips, glancing up at the ledge he let out a chuckle before looking back at Aidan.<br/><br/>"You know. That is not a horrible idea. A cot might be just what that ledge needs. Though I don't see why I would need a step ladder, it's not like it's a girl I'm trying to kiss." David winks at Aidan before diverting his attention back to the cooking meat, eagerly awaiting his portion. Feeling his mouth watering David eagerly tore into his steak as soon as he got his hands on it barely paying attention to the rest of the group. The flavor of the cooked meat exploding on his tongue just encouraging him to eat faster.  David finished his steak just in time to hear a mournful howl break out in the distance.<br/><br/>Taking a deep breath David grimaced as he felt his stomach knot up. Eryan knew. David sat silently staring into the fire as he waited for Thomas to bring Eryan back to the camp. The fire relaxed him, the flames licking towards the air as if dancing to an unheard song, the crackling as sap and water boiled in the wood. He let the fire take his attention Eryan would be back soon enough, until then he would focus on the fire getting lost in the orange flames. He sat there like that for a few moments when another howl cut through the air. Cade. It was Cade and she was hurt. David growled and stood up turning towards the direction of the howl. David moved over to the tree edge and stood next to a tree staring off into the forest. Running off on his own would do no good.<br/><br/>David remained silent as Eryan approached the camp, she passed him by like a ghost. As she passed David felt the knot in his stomach grow tighter. Shaking his head he stared off into the forest again. He couldn't help Eryan. Not now. But he might be able to help Cade. So David stayed at the edge of the camp waiting for Cade and Eilidh to return. His fists clenched at his sides. David growled under his breath again, being anxious wouldn't do any good. David took a deep breath and forced his hands to relax. Taking another deep breath David forced his shoulders to relax the rest of his body slowly following after. Leaning back against the tree Lazily David kept his eyes on the forest.<br/><br/>"And today started off so well." David muttered under his breath.