"Okay..." she said, looking around and shifting the itchy bundle in her arms.

"Mainly, you want to know your suroundings. Knowing where you are can be your greatest ally. With you, learning to focus your aura sensing into just a limited area can prove to be more helpful when earching for someone," she said, entering the inn and making her way to their room, "When you know how to manipulate your own abilities, you can work them into just about any situation. It might not be the most ethical thing to do, but your best chance at survival on the road is to manipulate others to get what you need."

"Oh, today when I was trying to find Nathan, then you, I followed just your auras." she said happily.  "And I paid attention to no others.  But I still need to work on getting to know my sourroundings using something like a map.  It would be unhelpful to be wandering the town trying to know it that way." she said.

"Wandering a town is also a good way to find the paths that are not on the map. Just remember to take note of the unwritten roads rather than commiting everything to memory. As for focusing your abilities, that is a good start. Using what you did when searching for Nathan and me, you can make it easier on yourself when learning to block out unneeded auras," she said, unlocking the door and stepping in, "Being able to detect auras will have it's uses in the future when trying to find the elemental champions in the old spirit homes. Until then though, you'll want to focus on your suroundings so as to not get lost, and to keep track of those who might try to ambush us."

She nodded.  "I will do that.  I will start tonight when I train.  It will be good to do something other than physical training." she said as she walked in and set the wool down on the ground neatly where no one would trip on it.

"We should focus on making ourselves warm clothing first since we head out tomorow. You can go ahead and train your mind while I work on hese. I found some thread so I should have us something put together by morning," she said, taking out a needle and a spool of thread, "You can help if you want, but you can choose what you feel is more important."

"Wait, we're leaving tomorrow?" she asked.  "What?  Will we be ready by then?" she stuttered.  "Well, if you're confident we'll be eady tomorrow..." she said with a sigh.

"Our suplies are in good standing, and there's a caravan heading out tomorow that is heading north. It would be best if we leave with it, but if you don't think you're quite ready we can stay a little longer. I'm more used to spending as little time in a town as possible, so if we're moving too fast for your liking we can slow down," she said, starting to cut pieces from the wool, "If you want to stay longer, then we can, it is your journey after all."

She frowned and thought.  "Okay, we'll leave tomorrow.  It would probably be best to get started so we can make sure we get everything taken care of, and I trust you know what you're doing.  And it probably would be best not to get too attatched to a single place..." she said, sitting down and watching Ahnah so that she would be able to help better.

"My thoughts exactly. Usually, I would have already left by now, but then there was Tyler and all that," she said, taking a sheet of cotton and layering pieces of woll on it before adding another sheet and starting to sew them together, "When the next town comes into view, we're going to want to make a plan on what we'll do while there. Having a plan means we can take care of what needs to be done, then we can relax a little before we leave again.One thing we should look into doing is helping some of the locals and earning some silver along the way so we can aford whatever we might need along the way."

"That would be a good idea...  maybe I can help with that next time." she said looking hopeful.  "I haven't been much help lately, but I want to be able to help you, though I'm not as experienced as you." she said quietly.  

"Don't worry too much about it, you're learning. You were a big help this time, even if it was in a completely different reason," she said, sliding a box with a needle and thread over to Goldenscale, "If you want to help now, take that and start on a second blanket. Just take two sheets of cotton and  layer pieces of wool between them in squares. Seeing as you made that dress, this should be trivial for you."

"Okey-dokey." she said as she began to do that.  She had made blankets before, only they had dried moss and down in it to help the user stay warm.  She had never made something like this before, but as Ahnah said, it was easy for her.

"try to keep designs to a minimum so as to deter thieves from stealing them. If you can manage it, try to make it look ragged around the edges to increase the effect. Thieves like to prey on those with the most expensive looking things. If you look like you don't have money to begin with, they will usually skip over you," she said, unpacking  several empty berlap bags, "You can use these if it help. There should be enough to cover both blankets."

"Kay.  So the thieves are like Rogues?" she asked as she began to make the edges look more frayed.  She had tried to attemp borders, but it had proved being too difficult for the task at the moment since it was a think material she was using.  She then cut apart the burlap bags to cover the blanket and began to place it on the blanket, trying to make that look frayed as well.