Redsand Canyon Whatever makes you happy

She groaned at his words, as they were the opposite of those she had wished to hear, her eyes lazily dragging open before the weight of her lids forced them back closed, her nose twitching lightly. Perhaps she should have insisted that they sleep more, though she had arguably less control than he did in those moments, the side effect from the muted heat that led her acting insatiable as she was.
 
At the mention of the forest, she sighed, once again letting her eyes drag open and going as far as to stretch her limbs out, arching her back to get a nice stretch in before she looked over at him. “Fine, if we have to.” There was still a hint of playfulness to her tone. “We might have to actually sleep tonight though, if we’re waking up this early.” She understood the weariness he got from these lands given the injuries he had sustained in them, but she still found herself lacking fear. They had taken out the cougar. In her mind, the land was at the very least safer.
 
She nipped lightly at his shoulder, a simple greeting not meant to evoke any kind of reaction that might detour them as she rose and shook out her pelt. They did have to, unfortunately, accomplish things on their journey.