When the sun rose and began to shine down on their camp, it woke Umbre, making her cover her eyes quickly as she opened them. Sitting up after a moment, she yawns and stretches out, grunting softly. Her ears perk up and her tail bushes out, some of the caked on mud falling to the ground around her. Surprisingly enough she had slept more than peacefully throughout the night, even while she had been laying in the rain and covered in filth. And she hadn't dreamed at all from what she could remember.<br/><br/>Most of the mud had been washed from her fur, though there were still places where it had caked onto her body. She was in desperate need of a bath. Hopefully Adrian would allow her that much. And on that thought, he had walked out of his tent holding what she could presume was food. As if on cue, her stomach began to growl and grumble. Frowning a little, she looks up to watch Adrian moving back to his tent. “Very interested,” she says, nodding quickly to him. As he fixed the meal, she gets up and makes an attempt to shake off the dried mud before moving over to where he sat.<br/><br/>Scratching lightly around her collar with a soft huff, she moves to sit down opposite from Adrian, reaching out to grab the plate of food. But she freezes as she does, hoping it was okay with him first, even though she knew he had fixed it for her. When she thought it was okay, she reached down and picked up the plate, sniffing at the food on it. The collar and leash were still something she wasn't used to, and she didn't like it all that well. The food in front of her and the grumbling of her stomach turned her attention away from that thought and she began eating, looking up at him at the mention of a bath.<br/><br/><strong>“I was going to ask you about that after we ate,”</strong>she says after swallowing a mouthful of food. She looks up at him curiously, ears twitching and her tail curling around her body.<strong>“It's a beautiful day,”</strong>she comments quietly before returning to her food. Within several moments, it would be gone, though it wasn't all that surprising considering she hadn't eaten in over 24 hours.