Continuing his lack of both discomfort and words, Grizel refused to leave Diarah's side for their entire trek. He paid the Hyldnir woman's disdain no mind; it wasn't as though he hadn't been greeted with nothing but antipathy ever since he'd shown himself. It was of little matter. What was, however, were his suspicions of what exactly Diarah planned to do with the powers she'd have gained from her little bargain. The blanket and furs he'd been offered were accepted graciously out of politeness, though he did little more with them than hold them over his shoulder. His internal fire kept him more than comfortable enough, even in the frigid weather, and he would offer them to anybody who was to ask.<br/><br/>When they'd reached the ominous entrance to the cave, Grizel wished to have as little to do with it as possible, but he knew that they had to delve into it. All it did was make him feel all the more disturbed by the place, the inevitability of it all only irritating him. As they were readied to camp outside the cave so as to be as well-rested as possible before continuing their adventure, Grizel sat in the snow next to Diarah as she 'slept.' He looked at her with a certain disgust in his expression, one that the others would see as just that, but to himself it was his desire to watch her be slowly devoured by whatever lurked inside. Continuing with his hateful gaze, Grizel murmured to her softly, "<span style="color: Olive">And you dare to call me foul. You conceited, wretched <i>human</i>, if you can even be called such anymore.</span>" At that, the incubus then decided to rest and watch the fire for the rest of the night, having no desire to sleep.<br/><br/>------------<br/><br/>Whether or not Kaiya agreed to it, Agatha always held the priestess in a sort of cradle as they continued on. She refused to let her lover's legs and feet freeze over again, and so kept her wrapped in the blanket and poncho tightly while hugging her close. Little was said, as there was little to be said at all. The only time Agatha ever released her hold was when it was time to camp, in which case she still curled next to Kaiya rather than lugging her about. Once they'd reached their last stop, Agatha set Kaiya down by the fire and sat next to her, unwilling to allow the cold to so much as breathe upon her neck while they were there. As others began to rest, Agatha ate a couple pieces of meat so as to not sleep hungry, and said, "Come, Kaiya. We should rest." She did find the cave a tad unnerving, but cared little, as she was too focused on how they'd be venturing inside tomorrow, and would do well to be in full health when the time came.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>