When Trinity woke the next morning, she found the fire had died out during the night.
"We need to go," Amira urged.
They could both sense something was closing in on them. Whatever it was, it felt more like a threat than just a regular animal. Quickly she got up and headed back out. Trying to conserve her energy, she was careful with each step, but tried moving at a moderate pace. She needed to figure out where she was and how she got there.
Again, the sun passed over her as the hours droned on. The river was widening as she moved further down the path. Stopping just to eat, then moving on. Instead of taking the time to cook, she shifted and Amira had her fun with the water and the fish in it. Eating several fish, before shifting back and continuing their journey.
As it grew darker
