Sage shrugged in response to her comment. "Well, if yes dead he can't punish them," he mused after a moment, cocking his head slightly. "Wouldn't have guessed," he admitted with a chuckle

Sage hummed lightly and nodded, contemplating how that was going to happen. There were ways to do it. "I'm sure they'll figure it all out," he noted with a sort of careless shrug. He sort of chuckled at her comments after that though and raised an eyebrow. "You did threaten me within an inch of my life like three times," he pointed out, really just teasing her a bit.

Sage just grinned, glad he had someone to joke around with a little bit. It was strange, really...they'd hated each other only a day or two ago, and now they were chatting like old friends. But he didn't dislike it. Maybe he'd finally found someone he could go to if he needed help, or who could understand when he had bad days or nightmares.

Sage sort of shrugged in response to her comment. "Get some rest, then tomorrow we can head to one of the neighboring kingdoms. We can camp there or get a room somewhere, maybe wander around the market or something," he mused. "Whatever you wanted to do, really," he added. She had money to buy stuff so looking around might be up her alley. He didn't have anything, and wasn't sure what he'd buy even if he had money. Probably just decent shoes. He wound up barefoot most of the time by now.

Sage grunted and nodded in response to her comment. "Well, we can stay away from the castle for as long as you want," he noted. "Then we wander and figure out what we want to do as we go," he noted simply. That would be nice anyway. And with the weather warning up, hopefully it would be nice enough soon that going barefoot and such wasn't quite so miserable.