As she closed in on camp, perhaps a bolt of fear shot through her when she saw everyone gathered around Tommy near the campfire, but as she closed, it was obvious that they were eating and laughing.  Tommy was telling more stories - he could make them up fairly well - and he seemed to have improved dramatically - the sour, sweet man she had woken up next to seemed to have disappeared back into the Tommy she normally knew - full of bluster, life and laughter.  He turned his head - a small wince, so obviously he wasn't back to normal completely - but smiled at her.  "Ah, she's back," he announced, those few heads at Shrine turning to look at her.<br/><br/>Saul looked a bit concerned but now relieved now that she was back, easy enough to reason why.  Tommy had been alone and nearly killed and, the next day, Valla did the same thing.  But at least it wasn't nighttime.  He rose to greet her, glancing back at Tommy as he spoke, "His mostly back to normal, although I'm still not sure if that's a good thing or not."  Tommy rolled his eyes and smiled, standing a bit slower than normal to welcome her.