Janelle was not used to sleeping in a bed until she met Arcaeus, let alone with another being in it next to her; though she was enjoying it quite nicely and wasn't ready to give up the comfort just yet. She slept through the night with little disturbance, keeping her wings wrapped around her as she moved like a cocoon. She greatly enjoyed the feeling of another body next to her. The warmth and the slowly breathing of something living. She grew up sleeping with other dragons and she was missing the feeling. As the sun begun rising she felt Arcaeus pull away from her and she absentmindedly pushed her way closer, though she only vaguely felt his reaction was to fully get out of the bed, but soon after noticed the room on the bed had grew bigger and she spread out her body, not wanting to get up at the moment.<br/>Janelle heard the distance noises of food sizzling and decided it was time to wake up so she reluctantly made her way outside. She was unknowingly cranky, and responded to Arcaeus' question with a lazy mumbling response.<br/>She began eating, taking note of the big meal, "This is much more food than I got the last time we ate here at your cabin." She said as a joke. They finished eating and she laid on the ground on her back, looking up at the trees overhead, she could see the sky, blue with white fluffy clouds dotting the sky. She turned her head towards Arcaeus, "What's on the agenda for today?" She asked.<br/>Arcaeus looked at her from his seat on the log, "I think we should pack up today and sleep here one more night. Then we can leave in the morning." Janelle sat up, her head back, feeling the breeze brush against her body, "Ok. Is there anything we need to go out and get?" She asked.<br/>Arcaeus answered her swiftly like he had put thought into this previously, "Not really. I have plenty of stored meat we can use to pack up."<br/>She interrupted him, "Thanks to me." She said winking.<br/>He smiled and continued, "And we have plenty of clothes." She saw another thought pass through his mind by his eyes and he said, "Though we do need to go to the natural spring and fill up a couple water skins."<br/>Janelle pulled herself up, "Alright, let's go." She began walking only to have Arcaeus grab her by the arm and say, "No, it's this way." And he pulled on her slightly to lead the way, only to release it shortly after. She looked up at him, and muttered a slight oops and they kept walking.<br/>Janelle saw many small critters running around as they walked and she took some opportunities to greet them; to get close and have them run up and onto her hand so she could hold them. Though each time she took the creatures near Arcaeus, they all seemed to scurry away from him. She understood the notion, knowing it was because he was a demon and he also just shrugged it off. He had obviously gotten used to it.<br/>As they walked Arcaeus brought up small conversation along the way by saying, "Is there anywhere you wanna go before we look for the Portal? We don't have to go straight there."<br/>Janelle shrugged, "I don't have any ideas really. If there's something I want to see along the way, you'll be the first to know."<br/>They approached the spring soon after their small conversation died out. It was a small body of water, not enough to fit a person into;<span style="font-style: italic">quaint</span>she thought. Arcaeus handing her a few water skins for her to fill up, not bothering to taking the wonderful view. As they gathered water she began to talk, "I'm so happy there's a river along the way. I'm going to jump right in, I already know." She said excitedly. Arcaeus responded with a glance at her, not having much to say she figured.<br/>They finished and began on their walk back to Arcaeus' cabin. "So...how long has it been since you last saw another dragon? And where was it?"<br/>Janelle was quiet for a moment, "Eighty years since I've seen my clan. And seventy since I've seen another dragon. It was just one. One that I fought actually. So it wasn't exactly the best encounter. He was quite....actually really possessive and we got into it. He was massive. One of those 'typical' dragons humans talk about. It started on the ground but we made our way into the  sky. I remember him holding onto me while plummeting to the earth, blowing flames into my face and using his talons against me. So I killed him." She shrugged it off as if it were nothing, though she felt pain when she did it; her first time killing one of her kind. They approached the cabin as her story ended and they began packing. Arcaeus went inside to grab the clothes as she went to pack the meat, but left it inside the dry storage until morning. They finished as the sun was beginning to set and Arcaeus took the time to make them a meal over the fire.