Snippet #1028057

Sai crossed his arms and let out a heavy yawn. He had stopped paying attention to the ramblings around him, an empty stomach and lack of sleep taking its toll. "Let's just head to the tavern for now." He walked close to the rest of the group so no one else could here. "I suggest we lay low until this whole mess blows over. Once they stop looking for survivors we can get to Anvil without having to be annoyingly questioned." Sai didn't know if they were even looking for survivors, but taking a chance then calmly waiting inside a dungeon until they decide to release you, isn't worth taking. "Plus i think we can all agree that we all need supplies. I doubt Anvil will be a short trip." He had completely ignored the Lainy woman and assumed the other survivor was perfectly content with staying at a distance from the rest of them. He rarely asked others about their problems or why they do things, he'd simply accept it and move forward, much like he was doing now. He looked at the kids and bent down, so he was at eye level to Snowe. "Once we get our things together at the Tavern, we'll follow you to your dad's, alright?" Snowe nodded, Sai standing up. He turned back the way they were heading and pressed forward, intent on getting one wink of sleep even if it kills him. As he walked The Dancing Mare came into view, a wood sign of a horse outside of it. "Alright, so who's paying?"