Kaeden followed Lhurriel back to the group where they welcomed her warmly. He accepted a strip of dried meat from Ghestin and his profered waterskin, now filled to the brim with water from the river, from Tolan. He took a bite from the meat and leaned againsted the gigantic tree that graciously offered them the generous amount of shade for their rest and meal. The day was quiet and still, save for the small bit of conversation between the men about happenings at home. When Lhurriel had voiced her offer, Rohwik nearly jumped at the offer.<br/><br/>"I would love to see it!" he caught himself in his excitment, cleared his throat and with a calmer tone, "Mi'lady."<br/><br/>Rohwik wasn't an expert when it came to magicycles, but he was hoping to be quite soon. Most of his youth, before he was able to train in the military forces, was spent with horses and farm animals. There wasn't much need for magicycles at his father's farm. There was no way for the family to afford on either, so instead of ruling the roads with a cycle, Rohwik dominated with a bow and arrow.<br/><br/>Once he had a chance to see his first magicycle, he was enamored with them. Unfortunately, during his training his skills forced him to put his newfound interest on hold while he honed and perfected his range abilities. Now that he was among the top rated archers in the kingdom, he jumped at any chance given to persue the mysteries of magicycles.<br/><br/>"I wouldn't mind a peek at some magicycles. Maybe I would get a better idea of how to work on my own and keep it running." added William with a chuckle towards Rohwik's excitement.<br/><br/>The others kindly declined the offer while they all finished their rations. Kaeden took a long drink from his waterskin and sealed it. He pushed himself off the tree trunk and rested a hand on William's shoulder.<br/><br/>"I believe all is set to be on the rest of the way." he motioned for everyone to pack up and ready to leave.