Leanna did all he asked of her with a mild degree of annoyance, but she was used to doing chores for Mother Superior, so she didn't ask questions and didn't talk back. She was glad to be rid of the ox, and was excited to finally have Rathazul explain this place to her, but was crestfallen when he asked her to go and pick some of those pink berries she'd seen earlier. She wondered why he wanted the berries - were they safe to eat? Were they safe for<em>her</em>to eat?<br/><br/>Finally she returned with the berries, sitting on the stool and putting the berries on the table next to Rathazul. She listened as he told her that fire would keep away the night-time predators. That was good to know. She'd have to keep that in mind for tomorrow night. Then, he offered to let her sleep near his fire if she promised not to be any trouble. That was an offer Leanna did not mind accepting, and accept she did, sincerely and humbly. "Thank you, sir. I don't know what I would have done if I hadn't come upon you. It's very kind of you to offer me a place by your fire tonight - I promise I won't be any trouble, and I'll be out of your way come morning."<br/><br/>He held out a cup of tea for her, and didn't mention anything about the berries. She didn't want to be rude about anything, but she couldn't help being confused. "Ehm, Rathazul, sir, is food and drink in these lands... safe for human consumption? It's just... well... this is the demon realm, so I wasn't sure..."