Sabine was in a state of focus once she had finished her breakfast. Yesterday, she was terrified of the trials, but if this one was anything like the last one, all she needed to do was stay focussed. She wasn't sure whether her anxiety would build up again, but she doubted that it would once she was in the midst of the trial. Not unless it triggered her memories. She looked to Meesei for reassurance, then to Thorantilth. She stood up straight and nodded once. She was ready now.

With how Kaleeth was one step away from bouncing off the walls, Janius felt slow and lumbering in comparison. He could hardly get a word in. From talking to her during breakfast, it was clear that she knew quite a bit about hunting in the marsh. Specifically it was more than Janius knew about the area. Breakfast was over quick enough, then all that was left before heading out was what Kaleeth mentioned; weapons and supplies. 

Kaleeth-Rei's hug wasn't something that took Janius particularly off guard this time. Perhaps because he had gotten used to her contact. Technically, she was right about not him being forced to do this, but the guilt came back and made it uncomfortable. As he returned the hug, he sighed and wondered if he should just be honest with Kaleeth right now. [i]No, not before the ritual,[/i] he reminded himself. "It's no problem, Kaleeth. I want to help you out, and I like hunting anyway." He said. Their embrace lasted for a moment longer than Janius expected, but he didn't realise until they pulled away. Janius flashed a smile and started towards the common hut. Even though he had just eaten, he had a bad taste in his mouth.

As he had mentioned before, Janius didn't wear his armour to hunt. He picked out his axe and a few skinning supplies in a bag, as well as a magicka potion and a health potion. He remembered Kaleeth mentioning that she used a spear and a bow, but Janius found that lightning spells could hurt or stun game well enough. That and he was a better shot with magic. "All ready?" Janius asked once he had everything gathered.