Upon helping Noah lie down and after preparing a bed for him, he quickly fell asleep with the aid of medicine. It was then Elann went out to get some breakfast and to find out what happened with the bear. It seemed they had harvested it, and on the edge of the trapper's wagon, he was stretching the bear fur for them for a blanket. He also had her bow. Upon retrieving it, Elann noticed Aimee come back and confronted her about her brother. 

It seemed she had misjudged the path of the wagons and was thus all alone. Elann felt bad that she had to spend the night devoid of their presence, but was glad she hadn't run into anything dangerous. Elann also didn't rub it in her face that there was a divine showdown, seeing how the Kelvic woman had never experienced a God before. Elann and Noah had been ushered into this world of power and there was no turning back. 

Elann encouraged her to go spend some time with her brother and to try not to wake him as much as possible. By the time the wagons started to move Elann had her bow about her and despite being in a dress, she was skipping through the grasses with the children of another family. The pain was intense for her, but given Noah's sleep she was able to play and keep attention on the children for most of the morning until early afternoon when he awoke.

A sudden rush of pain came upon her and Elann stopped playing for a little bit, making the children wonder if everything was alright. With a little nod, she sent the children back to their families and headed to her own wagon. With a brushing of her legs and shaking of her dress, and ticks or such animals that had clung on, were shaken off, having spotted one before climbing into the wagon. She didn't like bugs crawling on her, even as a little girl, so even though she didn't know what ticks were, or what they did, or how she could have gotten bitten by them, she wanted it off of her. Having cleansed herself of the offenders, she climbed up slowly and painfully into the wagon. 

Elann came to lay down on the blanket bed beside her husband and happily petted Aimee on the head. Elann's cheeks had a rosy hue on them and the smells of Zulrav's breezes were fresh upon her as she had been in them for a while. Her skin even seemed to darken slightly at being out in the sun, leaving her an almost golden tan color. She huddled under the blanket to get warm, but avoided tugging on it, not wanting to disturb Noah's body.

"Is the medicine wearing off?"