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(Aye.)

The next morning Kyoya was polishing off his swords as he awaited for the other two wake up.

(I gotta go, I'm not sure when or if I'll be back later. See you later, friend.)

Seth had been awake before Kyoya, but had stayed where he was.
Moon Drop yawned and stretched out her arm. She sat up, a little groggy.

((Is his sword silver or not? )(Sure thing. ^^ ))

(Both swords are silver with a red tint to it.)

"Good morning, kid." He said, not taking his eyes off his work. Both blades had been tarnished due recent battles.

"'Mornin'," Moon replied, rubbing the sleep out of her eyes.
The wolf lifted his head up and growled at his swords, the fur on his neck and back standing on end.

"...Something's wrong with your wolf...." Kyoya said, a bit nervous of the sudden growling, though he continues trying to get them shining like they were new.

“What is it?” she asked him, placing her hand on his back.
Seth stopped when she touched him, but continued to glare at the weapons.

"...Well, I suppose that works." He finished up with one blade and moved onto the next one. "Anyways, I think we'll go ahead and get breakfast in and then call in to school."

"Sure," Drop agreed. "Should I go find things to fix?"

"Sure, go ahead and look for whatever you feel would be good." He said with a smile.

Standing, she popped her neck and sighed. "C'om," she prompted the wolf. "Let's get going."
The two of them went off in the woods.

"Be careful!" He shouts over to her as he gets a fire going.

"Always!" she called back.
(Mini time skip? o V o )

(Aye. )

(To when they're in the desert?)

(Yeah, we'll put them just short of the desert ruins.)

(Cool.)

Moon Drop glanced around, not enjoying the heat from the sun at all. "..How can people.. stand this?" She was sweating, having placed her jacket over herself for a little shade.

Kyoya used his ring to make her some ice, "I generally do well in the heat...but this is almost too much." He said as the hot sun shines down on his armor.

She gratefully accepted the frozen water, placing it on her forehead and cheeks. "How much farther?"
Seth appeared unaffected by the heat at all.

"Not too much further. You can see the ruins from here."