She got up and went over to the box, picking it up then sliding it under her bed. Out of sight, out of mind, as her late mother used to say.

The night was slowly ending, the sky was getting lighter. He grabbed the few coins he had left over and shrugged on his coat and rolling up his blanket. He attached the blanket to the satchel and slung it over his shoulder. The hike to town would take just enough time that it would be day by the time he arrived so he decided to set out now

She looked out the window. The sun should be coming up soon, and that meant she would probably have to sleep. But she didn't feel like it. She walked back over to her bed, and sat down. The room was deathly quiet. Usually she would be fine with this, but for some reason she found it...unnerving.

He stepped back and stared at his home. The place he had lived since he was 12 and he was leaving it but somehow it didn't bother him as much as he expected. Cas turned around and began his walk towards the village. One more day he thought

She sighed quietly, laying back down and shutting her eyes, slowly drifting off to sleep.

The small footpath was worn with everyday use and he easily found his footing, despite it still being dark out. He was humming softly to himself as he went along, it was a random tune and sounded low and sad but it brought him some joy nonetheless

She was awoken from her drifting by some humming...somewhere. Meaning that she of course wasn't going to get a wink of sleep until it stopped. But she was used to it, as the sounds of the forest usually kept her awake.

Cas quickly figured out that sometimes his memory messed up when he found himself falling with a loud yelp and landing on his stomach. He laid here for a moment or two, the breath knocked out of him. A string of curses came from him as he picked himself up.

Dabria woke up. She gently shook Tivel. She walked down the stairs. Ven had put her up for the night which she had spent exploring the dreams of the people she had met the day before. She opened the door to leave. She was still coughing but the sound was drowned by the noise of morning.

Ven was fast asleep until he heard the door slam shut. He groggily got up and began to get ready to work at the tavern. He slowly started down the stairs as well and back towards his parent's tavern.

Bev awoke as the sun was rising, she rubbed her head and got up slowly. The pain was gone, now only a memory that she would love to forget. She rolled out of bed and quietly made her way to the bathroom, she new her parents would still be sleeping and she didn't want to wake them.