Madison after everything that had happened was spent and was sleeping soundly despite the noise. For a college boy they tend to sleep like the dead and it was only because the bird that landed upon his face. The tickle of feathers stirred him away and he sneezed with a boisterous thunderclap coming metaphorically from his mouth. He woke up sharply and his eyes open up looking over Aria's face as she smiled down at him with her usual chipper attitude. Her voice was like bells as she cheerfully woke him up. The sun had barely risen over the horizon and as he groggily woke up looking at the window to the shores he would then say<strong>"I need to get to the Judgement Drive and quickly…"</strong>He said with a drowsy tone to his voice as he sat up, stretched and got close to Aria inadvertently. He knew he had gotten shot down so there was no such moves made on her now.<br/><br/>He took a bit more time to wash at the basin as best as he could and leaves Aria's home tidy as she likes and then heads on out after her wanting to move as quickly as he could towards the meeting point. His hopes were that they could lead post haste and put as much distance behind him. He had his food and day old pretzels so at the very least bread and some stuff for snacks even if the cheese wedges he took went bad or no one wanted to test eating food made from the Treasure Tavern. All the same he was soon walking alongside Aria, though her backside was pleasant to look at he doubted she'd appreciate it. So he figured it was best to stay polite and on her good side.<strong>"Gods it is so damn early out."</strong>He gave a soft yawn and covered his mouth politely. He was surprised Ry was ready for them already and though he asked it Madison had to admit he was not ready for it.<strong>"I'm ready as I can be."</strong>He would dig into his sack and pull out one of the day old salted soft pretzels and offered it to Ry.<strong>"Care for Breakfast?"</strong>