“I'm glad to hear it,” Rain assured as Naomi finished speaking. It was good to know that her newest companion didn't doubt her. As long as she wasn't just giving lip service, it would make things easier. They reached her room quickly, and Rain set about packing up the bare essentials. Clothes, and gear and such. All the while she thought about what exactly they would do. She'd never quite gotten this far in her planning before. Frankly she hadn't been entirely sure that her plot would succeed.<br/><br/>“I understand the dangers that are present on the roads after dark. I would be a liar to say that the thought of them doesn't cause me fear. It does. There are things I fear more though. There will be less notice by guardsmen and in truth people in general if we travel on a schedule that few others do. There will be fewer people to see us. That's important. I must get out of this duchy with as little notice as possible. It would be best if the Duke not even know I'm going through with this until I'm outside of the reach of his power,” She explained all this as she made her way behind a screen and changed into softened leather travel wear. All her fancy dresses and most of her outfits would stay here in the safety of this inn. Harlan would keep them safe for her. There was a reason her room was in the family quarters.<br/><br/>Changing complete, she made her way back from behind the screen catching her hair up and twisting it around itself into a rope like tail before securing it to her head. She seriously needed to consider cutting most of it off. It was only going to get in the way. She wasn't ready to do that yet though. That accomplished she belted on her rapier and tucked a throwing knife into each of her boots. It never hurt to have a spare.<br/><br/>“We will of course have to go into towns on occasion for provisions if nothing else,” She continued as she tucked various coin pouches about her person and away in her bags. “Those times will be when we must be the most vigilant. That's when the Duke's men will strike if they are going to. Unless there are enough to surround us, I do not think that they will chance coming upon us in the open.”<br/><br/>Rain shouldered her pack, thankful that she'd been able to safely leave her saddlebags at the stables. She didn't relish the thought of carrying them right now. “I'm sure the others are waiting for us. Shall we go?”