Yeeru didn't really pay attention to what anyone said after he started walking, so anything that the Lore Master had said in a reply simply went right by his head. Yeeru simply walked on and climbed into his wagon. There wasn't any furniture to sit on so Yeeru simply plopped himself onto a large pile of animal skins he had bought.<br/><br/>The ceiling of his wagon was bland, and he started to wonder if they would let him keep the wagon permanently, for if they did, he could spruce it up a bit, but he couldn't come up with a design at the moment. He was primarily focused on the events that happened after the cave. It was just so... disturbing. Yeeru knew he had some dark thoughts and a pretty active imagination, but that was something untouched by even his nightmares, as the Lore Master put it. Yeah, he got chased by people or people died but... that wasn't just death. That wasn't just isolation or fear. That was dementia. That was callous. That was evil. And Yeeru was none of those things. At least he'd like to think so.<br/><br/>With a faint squeak of the door, Yeeru heard someone climb on board. He was about to demand that they leave, for he didn't really want to hear anymore about how it was all just his creativity and what little magic he had distorting his reality. However, Yeeru turned his head and saw River, out of all of the people, coming inside. With peaceful offerings no less. What better way to calm a beast than with food, was he right?<br/><br/>Any other time, Yeeru wouldn't mind digging in, but the taste of blood in the back of his throat killed his appetite as much as it did his mood. However, he did smile at River's command. He certainly had an interesting way with words, unlike most of the others. Well, except maybe Lidia. Yeeru partially did what was requested of him, sitting himself up and propping himself with his elbows, taking the drink offered, but he did drink it nor sat up fully. Instead, he simply asked,"What, you're deciding to be my butler now or something?" Of course, he was only teasing the cowboy back, which he made obvious with his playful smile.