"I have plenty of trail rations. Packed a lot to make sure I made it to the next town alright. Feeding two for two days shouldn't be a problem at all," Niraya said, already moving over to take down the tent as she had been told to do. The wolf was never that good with reading people, so she couldn't be sure if Kyun was playing around with not remember the name of the town or if she actually forgot. Knowing what little she did of Kyun's personality though, Niraya wouldn't put it past the fox-woman to be playing up her supposed age. Kyun's voice spoke with the authority of age, but with a body like that, Niraya had her doubts about just how old the fox was.<br/><br/>The wolf had the spikes holding the tent down out of the ground and the canvas of the shelter down in no time at all with practiced ease. Depositing everything into the tent, Niraya would hand the fox-woman her pack. Niraya took a moment to make sure they had their heading properly with her compass. Opening up a pocket on her adventurer's sash, she would keep it close at hand in case they somehow lost their bearings.