Sage hummed and nodded. "Well, if suddenly someone in town dropped dead with an arrow in his chest, the rest of the people would run away too," he noted with a shrug. He worked at building up the fire, so by the time she was done skinning it, it would be hot enough to cook the meat quickly.

Once the rabbit was on the fire, he sort of just moved to take his jacket off and lay it on the ground as a pillow before flopping over onto his back, just lounging around until it was cooked. There wasn't anything else to do.

Sage took the skewer once it was done nibbling at it. "Not bad," he noted lightly. It was cooked rather well, and did taste good.

Sage shrugged with a sort of nod. "Ironic, isn't it," he mused. "The castle has all the money and most of it still sucks," he noted.

Sage nodded with a sort of chuckle. "If you want to sleep, I'll take first watch," he noted, not minding. Taking watches for him more sleep than just staying up all night on his own.