((Well, Andrea and Kyla could always have a rousing theological discussion, although it'll take me a few hours before I can edit this post into one for Kyla... ^^; ))<br/><br/>Though Kyla herself was unable to catch much in the way of wild game while looking around for food to eat, that wasn't the same as saying that she'd found nothing at all.  In fact, she had actually come across quite the little patch of wild berries while looking around, enough to feed three people at the very least, and after picking them, she had little trouble getting the whole bundle of them back to camp.  In her absence, Andrea seemed to have caught a nice little rabbit for himself and the others, and she was left wondering if anybody would be feeling left out by having only berries when at least three other people were having rabbit stew.<br/><br/>Maybe if they combined the two together, they'd have enough for everyone...?  Rabbit stew with some sort of berry sauce on the side sounded like it could be a fairly delicious meal, with the proper cook.  Either way, it wasn't too long before the food was prepared for everyone, and she was left to sit and eat.<br/><br/>There was a slight problem, though, or at least there was it was a problem to Kyla.  That problem was the silence.  Jo seemed determined to avoid her, at least for the time being, and nobody else seemed to be in much of a talkative mood.  Allie was a delightful singer, but things got quiet pretty fast after the bard's tune ended, and no one really seemed all that interested in talking.<br/><br/>Of course, eventually the silence was broken by another quiet song, and taking notice of it, the monk walked over to said song's singer, Andrea.  Sitting down beside him, she smiled and tried to strike up a conversation.<br/><br/>"That's a very soothing song."  She commented, figuring that music would be a good icebreaker.  "...It sounds just a bit lonely, though."