As Jo watched her go, she called after her,<strong>"Have a nice night!"</strong>she said watching her leave. Jo sighed inwardly,<strong>"It seems like I have been in the woods too long without the company of people..." </strong>I really need Beowulf back.<br/><br/>After she was sure that the Half Elf was gone, she rose from her seat and paid her tips to the bar tender and then walked up the stairs with the pack she carried to find her room, in the morning she was sure she would be able to come out and get Beowulf and she would feel better. She missed the little bear how followed her around and acted as if he were her child, he never seemed to realize he could have easily resisted her but he didn't cause he liked her.<br/><br/>She had reserved a room and gone upstairs and when she reached the door, she looked down the hall to where the Druid was. She thought about peeking in, if anyone could sneak in it was her. She shrugged the thought off.<br/><br/>Jo entered the room and glanced around, it was a quaint little thing and she decided that she would spend a little time in here reading or cleaning her supplies, the time in the elements wasn't good for a bow such as hers. She stripped her pack and gear off, tossed the thin-blade and quiver to the side. She climbed onto the bed and laid face down to rest.<br/><br/><strong>The Next Day</strong><br/><br/>Jo waited until the exact right amount of time passed until she could rush down the hall to the hall to go retrieve Beowulf from the Druid's. When she reached the door at the end of the hall she knocked on the door,<strong>"It's me, Jo'Anna, I came to get Beowulf!" </strong><br/><br/>When the door opened she found Beowulf sitting in the center of the floor and the Druid pointed over to the mammoth beast, somehow he seemed to have grown more since she last saw him, "How are you, my girl?" asked the Druid. "Did you miss your friend?"<br/><br/>Jo examined him,<strong>"He doesn't seem much different to me," </strong>she said as she circled him.<br/><br/>Beowulf actually chuckled,<strong>"Well all I can say is that you better hope my collar fits still, Momma." </strong><br/><br/>Jo stared at him in disbelief,<strong>"My...I must say, that's going to take some getting used to." </strong><br/><br/>After she got his collar back on and he was down to traveling size again, she thanked the Druid, paid him what she owed and headed back down to the bar area. When she reached the bar side she told the bear,<strong> "You can't call me Mom, its Jo...okay?" </strong><br/><br/>He nodded,<strong>"Are we going to like buy me clothes or something?"</strong>he asked.<br/><br/><strong>"Bears don't wear clothes."</strong>Jo would wait for the others here.