While they were chatting, they began the trek north from Kendra, into what was rolling farmlands. This close to the village, there were plenty of large farms, spreading out in all directions, most with some sort of fence around part of the property. Many of the locals were out working their fields, and the road was pretty defined. However, as civilization disappeared, the road began to become more of a path. By lunch time, it was a dirt trail. The woods had started to fill in around them, and only the odd farm was spotted at this point. According to Gordrennin, it would take three days of this sort of travel to reach Milbourne. Sometime on day two, the Churnett River would be reached, and they could follow it straight into the village.