He watched the other move, staying where he was as the other laid down and tried to sleep. As he shivered, Yin sighed, moving a hand to his head. He could already feel a headache setting in with this man, before he moved over to his side. He pulled the covers up over him, allowing the warmth he needed to sleep. Folding up the discarded clothes, he gave a wave of his hand and the food vanished so it did not spoil or attract unwanted things. He had slept enough for now, moving to the mouth of the cave to look out at the rain as it fell in the darkness. Even now, he could see each drop as clear as day. The sound and smell was relaxing, allowing him to begin sorting through his thoughts.