"If you don't get it, then it's pointless at this point," Cain snapped. He watched Nick gather his things with an impatient eye. Living off the land as much as he did, Cain carried less in his bag, only seeing the need for the most necessary items and what could be gathered, made, and left within each night. It was a far cry from the homey, but still simple life he used to live. "Anyway, we have a long way to walk so let's start." Humming slightly under his breath, he waited for Nick to join him before starting to walk. Going even higher uphill, he could see the mountain seemingly not far in the distance like it stood right over them. He knew it would talk far more than a little walk to reach the point they needed to climb, but it still felt so close that he could taste the mountain pine in his mouth. It set a small smile on his face and more energy in his step.