Lora listened while modelling her recently purchased button up leather jacket in the mirror opposite Marcus.<br/><br/>"Sounds like a fine idea, but I thought the caravan stew was quite good, it was much better than the rations we bought at Marsilikos, they are just dried fruit and nuts and it can drive you fruity or nuts quickly" Lora seemed impressed with the jacket, it hugged her curves and was a close fit but did give some room in case she got larger, which she might, who knew.<br/><br/>Her curves were not as glamorous or appealing as Camila - now she DID have a body made for love, and all eyes knew it too. Especially the men around the caravan, they talked in hushed tones when they thought others were close but Lora could make out what they were talking about. Thankfully Marcus and Teft were not as obvious as men could be but still their eyes turned quickly when she was in the room. It made Lora feel like a ugly step sister or something being around her. The truth was far from it though, Lora was pretty and some comments she overheard was about herself, but still the lingering feeling of being left out occured to Lora. Oh well, it was a small price to pay, all of them had escaped injury or worse when the carvan battle occured. Thanks to some nifty foot work and quick thinking on Camila's behalf. She was pretty but her value lay in other things too, and the rest of the team knew it after she lobbed some flasks in the middle of the feircest attacks. It saved their asses and all were thankful for it, at least that was the impression Lora had.<br/><br/>"This jacket may not be as of fine quality as what you have Marcus but I swapped it for my winter furs as I think its thick enough to turn a blade and act as armour, as well as keeping the cold at bay. It was your jacket that gave me inspiration to have leather between me and my opponents sword." Lora then moved away from the mirror and rummaged through her backpack. "I almost forgot, while at the markets I bought you all something ... "<br/><br/>"I swapped five gold for three vermin repellant ointments, one for each of you." As Lora talked she tossed each of her companions a small circular container made of tin. "I noticed how you all grumbled about flys during the day and mosquitos at night. The stuff works wonders, none of you should leave home without it if your travelling on the road. Odorless too. What I have given you all should last a month or so if you use it properly"