He thought he was settled for the night, until the horse started snorting and pawing at the ground. Yulin looked around in the dark, squinting in an attempt to see into the shadows better. The horse obviously heard something, but it was beyond him. It was looking down the road now, the way they had come from; it ears straight up. He frowned as he continued to look, eventually getting up from his grassy spot to step back onto the road. Nothing but shadows at this point, the sun already down and the moon barely shining. He looked to Goldie, "What do ye see, girl?" he asked it, not expecting an answer. He walked over to and petted her head in an attempt to calm her. "There ain't nothin' out there."<br/><br/>As he did so though, the faint sound of a rattling cart hit his ears. So there was something, someone? He looked back over his shoulder. Nothing distinctive yet, but it was getting closer, at least it sounded that way. It could've been an echo in the forest nearby.