"Good morning Andrew, feeling rested? I believe we'll be walking all day once everyone is up. We'll meet our link-up tonight, and then return to civilization to acquire a faster method of travel."
"I'm fine, thank you. And thank you for the food too, given the amount you must have used quite a while."
Hope it was the whole night, and tiring as hell. I don't get why you couldn't have dragged us here today if we were just going to socialize and go to sleep either way.
"I'm not sure how I feel about walking all day, but I'm sure it won't be as bad if we find something interesting to talk about. I must admit that I wouldn't mind getting a few more details about this, if only a few ones."
And, by what information you choose not to give, I might be able to figure out a bit more about just what you're trying to hide.
Andrew smiled innocently. "I wouldn't mind just getting along either, of course."
Vera the bird shook her head, seemingly in response to his former question. She did make some bird-noises, but that made no sense to him, with him not speaking falcon.
A shame. Still, a bird form is really convenient. Especially if we're looking for someone. Can just fly ahead and scout the area.
"It seems you have a number of forms, this one, and the ones you spoke of yesterday. I'm curious to see what more you can do. Of course, if that seems a bit creepy, I can keep my curiosity to myself."
He turned to the girl who had just found out she had her finals the next day. She seemed to be very upset, understandable, but he found her anger to be a bit strange. Sure, he had been angry himself, but yelling like that never solved anything, it only made it seem slightly ridiculous. Not to mention, funny. He barely stopped himself from grinning, and approached her, carefully.
"Don't worry, it'll be okay," he said. "I'm sure you wouldn't have been dragged here like that without it being taken into consideration."
I do doubt they would care, though.
She had already found the best solution he could think of, but it made a question arise in his mind.
"Why don't we just use the horse to reach our location? It would be faster, even with it going back and forth, and we'd save energy.
However, he wasn't about to suggest anything. After all, it was painfully obvious, so the son of Odin should have figured it out by now. That meant it was probably not possible, or highly inconvenient. Unless, of course, he was a jerk, and had decided that it would be more fun to watch everyone walk the whole day.
"Although, no rides today. I think it's Wednesday, which means Odin'll be taking a trip to Jotunheim. Again."
So that's why. Makes sense, I guess.
"Hello there. I don't think I caught your name. Remus, Remus Genovese. Yours?"
Andrew turned around, only to spot the guy who had smiled to him before. So his name was Remus, huh. "I'm Andrew Miller, nice to meet you, Remus. Ready for the trip?"