Sage nodded as she spoke, face softening. "My father was just as bad," he noted softly. "I still have scars from him," he added. He nodded when she said she was going back to sleep though, and grunted. "If you ever want to talk, I'll be here," he noted, waving her off back to sleep. He wasn't super tired or anything, so he'd be fine.

Sage hummed softly and nodded in response to her thanks, offering her a small smile before she lay back down. When she woke again, he grunted softly to himself, knowing what nights like this were like. He scooted over a bit, giving her some room by the fire despite the narrow cave opening. They were close together, but he supposed he didn't really mind.

Sage nodded in response to her comment, humming a "be careful," as she gathered her things, before settling down against a side wall of the cave, absentmindedly petting the wolf, who was content to lay there as well.

Sage noted the fox she brought back, a sort of smile forming on his face. "Good job," he noted. Then he shrugged. "Hopefully, we can reach the cabin by nightfall tonight, if we get moving early enough," he noted.

Sage nodded in response to her comment, glancing up at the slowly rising sun in an attempt to gauge the time. "Why don't we get that fox skinned and quartered, then we can head out," he suggested. "Should put us at the cabin around seven tonight, give or take some time for meals."