Anya

"well, you've surely caught one big ass fly." Anya giggled lightly at this, her deep brown eyes bright and filled with joy. "I suppose I did, huh? The big ones aren't so annoying. Simply the best kind." Her voice was smooth and silky, hited with a large smile.

Anya went on to note that she was glad to have him at her side, even more so if she was to be attacked by some wild animal. "yeah, ill gobble em right up for ya. imaging how great a bear hide would be." Anya nodded with a bright smile, "Hm, stringy meat!" She joked lightly, rolling her eyes and giving a laugh. "But a bear hide would make for a nice rug... Lovely and soft! Maybe even a sleeping bag!" She noted with a chuckle. She gestured her excitement, throwing her hands in the air jokingly. When he placed a hand on her shoulder, she grinned up at him with a slightly tilted head. "and don't trip on the boulders, a broken ankle isn't what we need. and don't let any collapse on you, some aren't stable." Anya let her grin grow soft and pulled her hand away, "Frigus, I promise, I'll be alright. No bricks will fall on me, I won't trip on any boulders and no ankles will be broken. You'll be back and I'll be in the same condition as when you left." Anya promised him, "I'll stay away from the walls." She added with a laugh. "thank you for putting up with me and believing we found each other again." Anya nodded, furrowing her brows with a smile, "I didn't want to believe it at first... But after... this..." She gestured to the area, "There was no doubt. But I would have put up with you anyway." The young lady replied, "I'm sure we could have found each other sooner or later..." Anya noted when he embraced her lightly. She smiled, closing her eyes and taking in his warmth. The young lady drew in a breath before letting out a gentle sigh, "Come on," She murmured quietly, "We should go... Before it gets any darker ."

(Crap I neant to put darker I don't know why I put worse ;-;)
Anya

"stringy? that doesnt sound too pleasant." Anya shook her head with a slight smile, her pearly whites lighting up against the moonlight, "No, its not. But when its all that you have left, you dont get much of a choice." She shrugged, "But if you didn't tell, its stringy. Like rabbits meat." She chuckled, smiled up at him with her head slightly tilted as he seemed to ponder on what to do about a bear. "hmm... suppose it would really be useful in the winter..." Anya nodded, giving a small smile, "We used to use them as bead covers when the fires weren't working. It's a good insulator, I guess." Anyas face soon went blank when Frigus ruffled up her hair, kind of just staring into my oblivion. It was obvious she wasn't too impressed with him, but she didn't do much more until he fixed it, but silence for her was the worst punishment. "See? This is why it needs to be short!" She noted after a moment of jokey crossed arms, "its all tangled now." She noted with a huff, furrowing her eyebrows with a childish pout. Frigus seemed a little off put about something, but she didn't want to ask nor upset him, so she simply let him register what she had said. As he started off back towards the old cabin, she took a moment before walking to his side when he paused fir her. "Do you remember what I said? Please don't be out for too long. They'll be lots of guards out, so if get asked any questions just say you didn't see anyone leave the gates while you were in your shop." She advised him with a smile, "And don't forget a needle and some thread." She added with chuckle.

Anya

"hmm, yeah especially if you turned it inside out so the fluffy side you can slip into and keep your body heat inside." Anya nodded slightly giving a slight smile,"Then you'd stay drier if it rains as well." She added lightly, her deep eyes bright as they pondered on what they could do to keep themselves warm. The sun had pretty much disappeared now, the purple sky exposing only the brightest starts as the moon started to get higher and brighter by thr minute. She never really noticed how pretty it was in the dark. Obviously, she had seen the night sky before, but she lived by the village, where all the lights we constantly lit and flushed out the detailing in the stars, and when she traveled, she had to stay within her roof carriage for saftey reasons There had always been rumours about the stars, different wherever you went. Some people spoke of them being the gods, others think of them as the passed, and there are even a few people who think that the stars are a boarder to some other land. For Anya, they were just pretty, but she could see how such ideas came about. The pure darkness was something she had never really seen, but it was clear by the way she looked up awestrucken as the sky that she had been missing out on these little things. When Frigus seemed to try a little harder to fix her hair, she couldn't help but expell a chuckle, shaking her head ever so slightly before placing a hand on his cheek, "It's fine, I'll sort it out later. But yes, please do get me a hairbrush." She noted lightly with a smile before pushing her hair out of her face. "i can sharpen this up for you." The young lady smiled and nodded approvingly. "Oh, yes, please do. 'The events of tomorrow will be the cutting of Miss Anys hair'" She noted eith a jokey tone before shaking her head slightly. "alright, promise, ill be quick and safe." Anya gave him a firm nod, "Yes, and if you're not back by dawn, I'll start getting worried." She complained, putting on another pout. "got it, 2 pairs of trousers and a shirt, a casual dress or two, a brish, another shirt, and a needle and some thread." An approving smile broke through as he listed everything he was to get, "Yes perfect." She noted as she started walking on again. She really didn't notice until her foot landed in the river that they had reached it, her brows furrowing as she looked for the shallow point they crossed in. "Frigus, did we cross here?" She asked with a tilted head, "I don't remember it being so deep."

Anya

Anya couldn't help but chortle at his pose, shaking her head before hanging it low. She smiled softly when he promised he would be safe and sound, along with being quick-ish. For some reason, she needed to hear him say it. That he was going to be safe and he was going to come back. She didn't know if it was because she felt animus for making him go, or because she didn't quite trust him to return to her, but she'd never forgive herself if something happened while he was out. She had just gotten him back, and Anya refused to lose him again. "aww, what would poor little Anya do without me?" Anya's eyes shot bullets through him before chuckling, "I can tell you it wouldn't be very much! I'm kind of going to go need you for the next few weeks... Maybe months! I still can't do much for myself so whether you like it or not, you have to stay for a little while." She told him firmly before giving a moderate smile, "You're stuck with me!" She teased him mildly as she shook her head. She knew she had gone off on one a little, but she didn't seem to care at all. She just seemed happy to have someone to talk to. Or maybe she was happy to have company. "now I've just gotta not get caught!" She noted lightly chuckling, "Hm, yeah, isn't that a great idea!" She chortled, dipping her head again.

As she looked at the risen river, thinking about how to get across, she saw Frigus kneeling. She looked a little confused, her head tilted and her smile rested on her face. "What are you doing?" She sounded amused yet curious at the same time if that was even remotely possible in this case. "- hop on, itll add weight so we wont get anywhere and you wont get so wet." The young lady raised a brow and placed her hands on his shoulders gently once she had walked over. "You sure?" She asked with slightly furrowed brows before she clambered lightly onto his back, her hands clinging onto his shoulders nervously. "we'd best be quick... if you drop me, we're gonna have issues." She noted with a soft chuckle. Anya wasn't scared of water. She never had been. Nor was she scared of falling. She was, however, scared of not being able to react. If she had fallen in the water, it would be at a moment's notice and she wouldn't be able to react. She would be stuck underwater for a millisecond, and she wouldn't be able to breathe.

Anya found herself clutching tightly onto him the whole way across, her eyes closed much as a fretful child would do on a roller coaster. She somewhat felt that way too... she trusted Sage not to drop her into the water, but she didn't trust herself not to lose her grip and fall in. Well, it didn't matter. They were across soon enough, safe and sound as she'd promised. "Thanks," the girl chirped before sliding off his back and continuing to wander up the bank and back toward the little shack. It was getting darker by the minute, and while she trusted Frigus to be able to handle any kind of predator that they crossed out here, she also didn't want him being put in the position where he had to do that. Where he might get hurt... she didn't need him to do that for her, he'd done more than enough by looking after her the way it was, comforting her with this whole thing. She looked behind her with a slight smile, Frigus wandering along a few paces behind her. "Hey, will you Uhm... will you stay with me before heading out tonight? Just while I get to sleep?" She asked in a slightly quieter tone, knowing full well that she wouldn't be able to fall into any kind of sleep if she was worried about being attacked or something.