Jerrar was quiet, thinking it over.<span style="color: #BF4000">"What we were to find shelter in these woods, where I could rest. Then maybe you could go investigate. You are much stealthier at night and it is unlikely that you would be seen if that is a human fire."</span>He offered. The pain was not as bad as it had been before, or while he was running but it was still a constant throbbing pain. Flying did not seem to be too painful as long as he made sure to control his breathing.<br/><br/>The smoke was nearly invisible to Jerrar, though he could see it silhouetted against the darkening sky that still seemed to hold on to the bits of sunlight that were quickly fading to a darkness. Jerrar was following Kiriei, despite the fact the she flew beside him, if she made the smallest adjustment to her flight, he mirrored the action.