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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Nzld" data-source="post: 2658452" data-attributes="member: 37407">Valeria retires for the night...Valeria stands and archs her back to stretch her muscles. The provacative nature of her movements is lost on no one. With a feigned yawn, she turns to address her fellow magi."Sodales, the day has been long and tiring. I will welcome sweet Morpheus' embrace. Until morning, I bid thee adieu." She looks toward the spot where she had left Volkmar standing, and seems surprised to not find him there, as though oblivious to his movements this whole time. Quickly glancing around the campsite, she catches site of him amongst the grogs. "Volkmar, attend me!" she commands.She gathers her cloak about her and turns away from the magi as she begins to walk toward the assemblage of wasted buildings. As she moves away, she can be heard to say to herself, "Now where shall I sleep tonight?" It is clear her attention is on the covenfolk, however, and not on the accomodations.**********Valeria finds an appropriate building with which to pass the night. Moments later, Volkmar disappears into the building behind her. After some time, he returns, whereupon he orders a grog to fetch more blankets from the wagons. After insuring Valeria's comfort, he returns to the warrior grogs to reevaluate the watch schedule. Eventually, he assumes a guard position near the standing stones, central to the buildings in which the magi choose to rest. When they awake in the morning, they will find him there still. It is unclear whether he slept at all.It is more unclear whether anyone other than Volkmar is aware of the visit young Heinrich pays to Valeria's bed later in the night.</blockquote>

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