Teron helped Bianca load all the other supplies onto Daaj's camel, and then hopped up onto the bench of the wagon, flashing a smile back at Ishtar. "We ready or what?" he asked lightly.

Daaj chuckled and shook his head. "Do you need me to stay with you?" He asked softly. "I could ride my camel and give you more room."

Ishtar licked her lips a little and shrugged. "Whatever is easier," she said quietly.

Daaj smiled a little. "I'll give you the space. If you need anything at all." He said slowly, moving to his camel and mounting.

Ishtar smiled a little and shifted to get comfortable.
Teron glanced back at her with a smile. "Don't worry, everything will be fine," he said lightly.
Ishtar managed a small smile at him and nodded. "Thanks," she whispered.
Teron easily collected the reins and snapped them to get his horse going.

Daaj followed along side, comfortable and tall on his camel. He loved Yoyo, and his ability to make him feel at home.

After a little while on the road, Teron began humming an old traveling song.
Ishtar shifted and laid down, slowly drifting off back to sleep.

Daaj feel asleep on his camel too, and by sunrise, he was ready to stop and take a break. "Let's cook breakfast. We've made good progress today."

Teron easily stopped the cart and hopped out, making sure his horse was alright.
Ishtar stirred and slowly sat up. She hadn't slept the entire night, but she'd stayed laying down. It was more comfortable. She pushed a hand through her hair, looking out of the cart to see where they were.

They were pretty much in the middle of the desert, and Daaj dismounted and started to pitch lightweight clothes tents.
"Bianca, could you build a fire?"
"No problem, brother." she said, gathering her kindling and other materials she had brought.