Franklin took her hand, trying to comfort her. "Don't worry, I know how it is. On the run all your life from those who want to hunt you." He looked over to her eyes. "But you don't have to fear, there are many more like us, and we look after our own." Pulling her in close to him, trying to comfort her more, he wrapped his hands around her, holding on to her knees. "We've both lost so much. But as long as we have each other, we can survive."<br/><br/>Leaning close to her, he planted a light kiss on her cheek. "Just don't run anymore. You can't always run from your problems. And hey, I'll be here to help you, me and the spirits around us." He laughed a bit. He stood back up. "Well, I think it's time for bed, we've got a lot of travel ahead of us, and we need to get started as early as possible." Walking over, he gathered some grass and leaves into a small bed. "It's nothing fancy, but it ought to be better than the ground." He took a spot a littel further away, close enough to keep an eye on her, but enough to give her space while she slept.