He smiled seeing Anseyla in a crowd of folk near to where he slept, hopefully, he was making friends within the crowd. Then he turned to the other companion they had picked up the day prior. "Of course I did dear girl, I slept as any man should, beneath the stars on a beautiful day." he smiled, "since it seems everyone is up... we have about a two-hour walk to the road, and from there, we can see how far we can go again."

He looked back down the footpath towards the town, "I am sure we have everything we need, the foragers can find it..." he said before he started to move down the footpath on the hill they were on. The wide-open hills surrounding them as they moved into the depression between the hills, the sounds of sheep and other animals rising as they were being pushed in a direction, "and once we get to the road, we will let them graze for sometime before continuing, as well as letting the foragers catch up, and for the second party to go out."

Anseyla after sensing the rumble of a voice speaking to him, looked over to Kotone as she spoke to him, and returned her nod of acknowledgement with an elegant motion. Anseyla's movements would be very fluid, almost being completely subconscious to the taller gentleman. Anseyla after showing the young elf respect and acknowledgement, would respond to her question with a very deep and soft tone, ''I slept wonderfully under the stars, sleeping out in nature's sweet embrace is very humbling.'' Anseyla's pitch and tone being very reminding of someone of whom was older, and more matured.

Anseyla after responding to Kotone gave her a warm and gentle smile, being very comforting and quiet. Anseyla seemed to be a very reserved individual, not someone of whom was the type to open up initially to anyone that he didn't perceive as someone trustworthy, always having some type of guard up within his personality to prevent true discovery of himself. However these traits were something that would need to be spotted by the average person, as Anseyla's blend and mixture of his expressions, his body language, and his overall demeanor were quite well-crafted.

Anseyla after allowing some of the people and their animals to take the initial lead, began following them with the intent of keeping guard. Though he had lived off of the land before in his younger years, he felt that the farmers and foragers would most likely be quite capable, and allowed them to do as their titled deemed them able. Anseyla followed along with decent distance, not wanting to get in anyone's way, nor wanting to pose any presence that could be seen as rude or out of place.

Kotone shifted nervously and nodded trying to stand in place but couldn't she stated off towards the nearby town and smiled. She wanted to get there fast she had a long time friend she wanted to chat and barter with maybe having the opportunity to get some horses. Which would make travel faster and easier, hopefully she'd get fabric too. Then her gaze advertised back to Anseyla his eyes and hairs kind of captivated her gaze but she said nothing.
"That sounds wonderful, I'm glad you had a nice test you two." she replied in a soft happily tone.
Her eyes landed in the leader his demeanor was different and both the men standing before her had immense power. She started walking towards the people checking to see if they needed any help with packing or walking. After that she walked back towards the two respectively.

Hulius was enjoying his walk, those who were straggling behind enjoyed the help as they started to move out down the footpath. The mass began, their footsteps rose as their march began once again. He stood after a bit and he watched a group pass by and continue down the path.

He looked at the girl who was behind them checking the last of the people behind the front, "we should stay near the middle of the group, the footpath will guide us some, but once it no longer can I will head to the front again." His head-turning some as he was just listening to the sound as the group slowly dispersed. Leaving mainly women, children, and a few men around them, and a lot of animals.

"Hopefully we should all be safe for some time, there is not through here until we get to the stream after that is where the horsemen show once again, so it should be a lot tougher to move without being unseen with all of these animals."

Listening to Hulius as he spoke, Anseyla would do as he was instructed and stay near the middle of the group, keeping his eyes out for anything out of place during their journey. Trying to remain vigilant and prepared for anything that might happen, he'd find himself using his height to his advantage, trying to use it in order to keep good track of everyone and everything around them. Anseyla would listen to the footsteps and grow accustomed to the sound, listening carefully for anything out of place.

However Anseyla was indeed a bit of a scenic individual, and would enjoy any of the sights that would look aesthetically pleasing or overall pretty. Trying to walk with not as much of a heavy step, he'd do his best to try and keep the close surroundings of himself quiet, keeping his ears and eyes on their highest alert. He wanted to be prepared for anything, as he felt it was his priority to try and keep this people safe.

Every now and then if an animal however began to slightly fall behind or straggle, he'd go off and herd them up if needed. Anseyla wasn't the greatest at herding, however he'd do his best to make sure everything stayed in his line of sight. Anseyla would also eye some of the people traveling in their band, along with the two people that stuck out to him most. He'd observe Kotone, of whom he noticed taking glances at him here and there, and would sometimes return them with a small smile to avoid anything being awkward. However, Anseyla would also make his own observations about Hulius, an admitted curiosity about the man wandered Anseyla's mind.

Kotone smiled and spoke kindly to some of the children picking up their likes and dislikes on good before returning to the two. She smiled and took a deep breath enjoying the air and how they were getting closer to the town. Only in hopes of trade and checking on her friends. When she noticed Anseyla waving she turned her head blushing in embarrassment. She drew her eyes toward and around making sure everyone was ok especially the women and children.
"How much longer before we reach the town?" She asked the leader.

He would watch as people walked past him, he would catch up to them, but he enjoyed just watching them. He slowly just fell in line with the others as most of them were shepherds as well, and lead the flock through the rolling hills and depressions with relative ease. The ground slowly turned into more stone and dirt, dried grass was matted deep in the depressions. The peaks of the hills were all almost complete stone as previous rains had washed away the topsoil that had nothing to hold it down.

"We aren't heading to a town." Hulius said as his head turned towards her smiling, "Well not yet, we might go near one in a few days if you need to stop for something, but we will not be staying long. At the moment, we are just trying to find the river in it's shallowest point. "

While listening in on the conversation happening between Hulius and Kotone, he'd look between the both of them with a small smile and a gentle gaze. He didn't really seem interesting in interfering or pitching in to the conversation, as he didn't really care which way or where they went too. Anseyla seemed to only be interested in following this path, as he would however enjoy the nice sounds of conversation between the two characters.

Anseyla would be paying attention to the atmosphere and environment in great detail, as he liked the different tone and aesthetic of it all. He was someone of whom enjoyed the nature, despite how it appeared possibly saddening or dreary to others.

Kotone masked her disappointment and smiled politely nodding as she tried her best to pay attention. Her attention averted to Anseyla and how much he seemed to enjoy the nature she stated slightly intrigued but glanced away. Walking over to the children and playing with them getting them to have happiness. She couldn't help but want to protect everyone here after a while she twirled and happily skipped to her new teammates. Happily she gave them a wide genuine smile and looked forward paying close attention.

The group moved and flowed like water through the depressions of the hills, the children either stayed in large packs to play and kick a ball made of and animals blatter around. One of the groups had a few children in it about four in total, three girls and one boy. The boy looked a bit older than the three girls but he walked with them.

One of the girls, one about the age of six held out a small flower to the elf and smiled, "I'm Bem, and who are you?" she asked as she smiled up at her, "Because I think you look cute with your long ears." the girl said smiling up at her.

Hulius just continued to move through the center as he looked up and saw the bright sun above them rising quickly, it was tinted orange and white streaks came from it. He looked back at the man who had stuck somewhat near him, "where do you come from? I assume from somewhere to the south since that is the road I met you on."

The man looked over to Hulius, his response being gentle and softly-spoken, ''I don't really have any specific place that I have come from, friend. I travel all over in search of a calling, well I suppose you could call it that.'' Anseyla looked off over to the children speaking with the young elf for just a split moment, before his attention would be diverted back to Hulius.

''I've been searching for something, though admittedly I am not exactly sure of what it is I'm looking for.. I'd hope that possibly by joining this group with all of you, that I could potentially find a start to my journey.'' Anseyla would look Hulius over as they walked, looking around between all of the other people walking and enjoying the view of the nature for another moment before saying, ''I just had a feeling that If I was to just keep traveling, surely I'd come across something.''

Anseyla walked slowly with a long stride, as he'd walk a little slower to keep pace with everyone else, and to stay relatively to the middle of the pack. He with just keep his wits about him, though slightly relaxing due to the small conversation he was having, sending glances off toward the young elf out of his own curiosity, as he was wondering why she was taking looks at him every once and awhile.

Kotone smiled at the little girl at accepted the flowers and her ears wiggled as her ear tips turned a pale pink. Placing the flower in her hair she took a simple ruby red gem and wrapped it around a sting like a necklace. She placed it around the girls neck and smiled because it suites her. Then she caught a glimpse of Anesyla looking at her and she waved blushing before turning towards Bem.
"I'm kotone, and thank you for the flowers Bem your so adorable." She replied smiling as she picked up Bem and twirled her around .