"If you say so." he shrugged. He hated camping out so it made no difference where they settled for the night. There were no tents, only sleeping bags. "Just make sure we have a place to hitch the horses to. We don't want them getting spooked if we get ambushed in the night and leaving us stranded."<br/><br/>He wasn't sure if she was used to roughing it but he wasn't. To him this was like stepping back into the dark ages, which he was combating every day in his normal line of duty. "One of us should keep watch. You want first shift or what?" he asked her, getting out some small rations and munching on them. Obviously he didn't intend to go to sleep on an empty stomach even though it wasn't a good idea to eat right before sleeping.<br/><br/>He noticed that there weren't a whole lot of canteens for them, in fact they only had two total, which was strange. But he guessed that she must have had some water purification specialty, or else some other way of creating water out of thin air. His canteen was already empty, he noticed as he held it upside-down. He looked over at her. "Fill 'er up?" he requested, shaking it.