Menya chose a gold collar necklace (100 gp) and a pair of narrow gold armbands shaped like a serpent swallowing its own tail (50 gp each). She had Namir make a small and quick modification to the necklace to attach her magical amulet to it.<br/><br/>They embarked on their journey, Menya letting Hanifa lead the way, since she would become hopelessly lost if she tried navigating by herself. Although she did contribute in a small way by using two charges from her wand of endure elements to keep them both comfortable during the trek through the Brazen Frontier.<br/><br/>That evening, they used the burner for warmth and to cook the evening meal. Magic might protect them from harm from the cool of the night, but it couldn't replace an actual source of heat for comfort. Hanifa's explanation about the lightness burner put her mind and ease. The smell of burning dung assaulted her sensitive nose, but she didn't quite make the connection between the smell and the possibly of being tracked down by scent, as she warmed her palms against the heated air coming from the holes in the cylinder.<br/><br/>"We can use the wayfinder," Menya suggested when it came time to split up the night's watches. "It doesn't let you see very far, but it's better than nothinya."<br/><br/><hr/><br/>(Perception 24) (https://elliquiy.com/forums/dicebot.php?r=63482) "Psst, wake up!" Menya whispered, shaking Hanifa's shoulder. She had her shortbow out and nocked an arrow to it. "I heard something..." Peering into the darkness, her wayfinder let her see in the night but a short distance, and beyond that she was forced to rely on her senses of hearing and smell.