"The elder sent word of our arrival beforehand, two of us means two beds and before you ask I know this as the owner told me." Rena responded with her typical attitude, and she was ignoring his obvious, prevented comments on purpose, not at at willing to acknowledge them. Minutes of total silence passed before she decided to roll over trying to figure out why she was being ignored. She was more than ready to reprimand the disrespectful hero, already a notable scowl occupying her features, that is until the realization dawned upon her. The man must have been exhausted to have fallen asleep so quickly, instead the scowl feel away to a neutral, but soft expression.
"Good, get some sleep. You have to work hard tonight, like always." Rena spoke quietly, perhaps not on purpose, maybe just so she wouldn't wake him up. Noboyuki needed to rest for some time, well the both of them really, but he's the one who fights not her. Rena slipped out of her cloak and hung it on the end of her bed, underneath was her normal clothing (What you see in her picture, minus the crown.) Pretty soon the princess herself fell asleep.
Hours later Reba woke up, if one were to guess about an hour before midnight. She had a dreamless sleep, that said she was not the type of person who dreams often anyway. A momentary look revealed that Noboyuki hasn't awaken yet, great meant she could prepare for their trip without distraction. At the far end of the room the owner, or whoever may have worked at the taven, left them dinner on a plain desk present in the room. Beef stew, still warm, and a wedge of barley bread. Rena put her share to the side, she could eat it while working, as for the hero's bowl, well that was placed on the side table beside his bed. Rena found their bags and started to unload some of their contents onto the desk, these were bunches of papers and books. Seeing as Noboyuki couldn't read, she handled all the written work, she felt it was fair.
Rena looked at various maps of the surrounding areas, earlier she got the details on the night job so with a stick of charcoal she marked where they should search first. It was a system of way points with a designated allocation of time in one area to comb before moving on. The plan was to follow this strategy until they come across the beast, or until dawn. Out in the field Rena's job was to keep them on track, being the guide of course. As a side note this style of planning was developed by the Eskar military, quite frankly had also shown to be effective during recon by scouts, so of course Rena payed attention to this much to their benefit. She continued to work diligently unaware as to wether or not Noboyuki had awoken yet.
"Good, get some sleep. You have to work hard tonight, like always." Rena spoke quietly, perhaps not on purpose, maybe just so she wouldn't wake him up. Noboyuki needed to rest for some time, well the both of them really, but he's the one who fights not her. Rena slipped out of her cloak and hung it on the end of her bed, underneath was her normal clothing (What you see in her picture, minus the crown.) Pretty soon the princess herself fell asleep.
Hours later Reba woke up, if one were to guess about an hour before midnight. She had a dreamless sleep, that said she was not the type of person who dreams often anyway. A momentary look revealed that Noboyuki hasn't awaken yet, great meant she could prepare for their trip without distraction. At the far end of the room the owner, or whoever may have worked at the taven, left them dinner on a plain desk present in the room. Beef stew, still warm, and a wedge of barley bread. Rena put her share to the side, she could eat it while working, as for the hero's bowl, well that was placed on the side table beside his bed. Rena found their bags and started to unload some of their contents onto the desk, these were bunches of papers and books. Seeing as Noboyuki couldn't read, she handled all the written work, she felt it was fair.
Rena looked at various maps of the surrounding areas, earlier she got the details on the night job so with a stick of charcoal she marked where they should search first. It was a system of way points with a designated allocation of time in one area to comb before moving on. The plan was to follow this strategy until they come across the beast, or until dawn. Out in the field Rena's job was to keep them on track, being the guide of course. As a side note this style of planning was developed by the Eskar military, quite frankly had also shown to be effective during recon by scouts, so of course Rena payed attention to this much to their benefit. She continued to work diligently unaware as to wether or not Noboyuki had awoken yet.