[center][hr][hr][h3][b][i][color=a187be]Kyra[/color] & [color=82ca9d]Sana[/color][/i][/b][/h3][b][color=82ca9d]Location:[/color][/b] Gorlf Northern Territory
[b][color=a187be]Interacting With:[/color][/b] Keystone and Each Other
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	[color=a187be]"Well, let's get the crew off the road and into the woods a bit. Can take a breather here for about an hour to eat and then get back on our way,"[/color] Kyra said before motioning towards Sana to follow her. Sana tilted herself to the side but did it anyways as the two stepped ahead of the the rest of the group and off to the side of the road a bit. They were still in sight of everyone as Sana leaned back against a tree and crossed her arms over her chest. Kyra looked around a bit before shaking her head and looking back over to her old friend. 

	[color=82ca9d]"Something has got you on edge,"[/color] Sana finally said, wanting Kyra to go ahead and get on with it. Sana wasn't one to want wait around while someone beat the bush as it were. 

	[color=a187be]"Listen, something isn't sitting right with me. All these new comers in a war zone and we aren't getting attacked. Sure we have had a couple of run in with orcs but nothing like we should have. You have Epona, quicker to get around."[/color] Kyra hoped that Sana was picking up on what she was trying to get around to saying.

	[color=82ca9d]"So you want to stay here in case all hell breaks loose and have me be the one to scout, fine I can do that. See you tonight,"[/color] Sana said giving a quick nod of her head before heading back over to the caravan and untying Epona. Taking the reins she mounted her ebony horse and spun her around a few times to get her loosened up as Kyra strolled back over. Smiling slightly, she kicked her heels into the flanks and tore off down the road, leaning into the ride as her cloak billowed out behind her. Sana had always loved riding like this, no one to keep her going slower than she wish, no one pushing her faster than she needed. It was up to her and Epona on how quickly they made the journey and after a morning of being in a slow canter she and her horse were more than happy to finally let loose. 

	Kyra took a breath as she lead the horse hooked to the wagon off the road and into the forest a bit so everyone could get a meal without sitting there like ducks being ready to be shot. Looking at Keystone she shrugged a bit. [color=a187be]"She's better off alone anyways. Groups she is okay with, but since the scaring she feels better when eyes aren't on her,"[/color] Kyra said. What she had told Sana was true, something was not sitting right in her gut but she also knew that something hadn't been sitting right with Sana. After so many years she knew what that was.