Ehren was glad to see the rest of the heirs starting to arrive; it was a good distraction from the very tempting Naruni.  The ranger wasn't entirely surprised to see Tolbar show up; after all, he had spent the past month gathering information.  Those past few weeks had shown him that the bard did not live up to what he initially expected of the man, which was a good thing in this instance.  His uncle, the life-long soldier, never had anything good to say about such academic types and it skewed Ehren's impression of them.  Even if he was rather vague during his interview, it more to do with his desire to avoid the spotlight than his personal opinions of the interviewer.  He was just glad he minimized his appearance in the man's book as much as possible.<br/><br/>"You can tag along if you'd like."  He said courteously to the bard.  "Neither of us will be able to enter the crypt itself since we don't have the family's signet rings, but it'd be good to have some company while they're paying their respects."<br/><br/>After a few more minutes of conversation and giving the bard time to gather his gear should he wish to come, the party headed to the southeast.  The trek itself was rather uneventful, but the nice cool air and the lush foliage and wildlife around them made for a pleasant hike.  After several hours into their journey, the group stumbled across a clearing suitable to make camp just an hour before sunset.  As the heirs and accompanying bard saw to the campfire and setting up, Ehren was successful in his hunt and managed to catch a fair number of rabbits to be made into a nice hot meal.<br/><br/>Eventually night came in earnest and the lineup for night watch was established, leaving the rest to catch some shuteye.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC</div><div class="spoiler_body">Feel free to exchange some dialogue in camp if you wish.<br/><br/>I need a perception check from both Marissa and Rose.<br/></div></div>