Andy nodded.

"Once I'm done with my coffee, I'm going to head out. I'm probably going to take everyone with me, just in case I happen to wander further than a mile out."

"Yeah, I figured you would. That makes more sense than having to constrain yourself to one mile."

Andy nodded and sipped a bit more of her coffee. She wasn't in much of a hurry to leave just yet.

Belle stayed quiet, just relaxing for the time being as she finished up her own coffee and did the dishes.

Going around, Andy collected up her group after she finished her coffee.

"Alright, I'm heading out," she said to Belle. She grinned teasingly. "Try not to get into any trouble while I'm gone."

Belle laughed. "Oh I'll try." She grinned and waved.

Andy left the campsite, wandering around all day. She was gone for a while, only coming back as the sun was starting to set. She looked pleased, though.

"Who'd you get?" Belle demanded as soon as she entered the camp again. She had bits of meat on a spit over a fire already roasting.

"You'll see," Andy said, methodically releasing her group. The last one to appear was a disoriented-looking Briar Moss.

"Well, well, we got a plant-boy." Belle grinned. "This should be very fun."

Briar looked around, trying to figure out exactly where he was. He could tell he was still in his home territory, but he could see other bishies around who obviously didn't belong.

"Briar, why don't you go and chat with Lucivar for a bit?" Andy suggested. "He'll show you the ropes, so to speak."

At this, Lucivar came over and led Briar away so he could fill the 'newbie' in.

Belle snickered. "This is going to be interesting," she said with a grin. "Poor newbie."

"He'll adjust," Andy said. "At least I'm not one of the crazy fangirls, and I'm not going to constantly beg him to do things like grow flowers."

"Yeah, he's got it better than some," Belle agreed. "Plus, of course, we give them some leeway to do what they want most of the time. Within reason."

"Yeah, pretty much," Andy said. She grinned. "I'm pleased, I didn't expect to trip over a Briar so soon."

"Goodie. We'll see when you can find a Tris, then." Belle grinned and turned the meat.

"That one will be a bit easier, I think," Andy said. Opening up her gear, she pulled up her app for the weather and grinned. "Storm rolling in for tomorrow, supposedly, so we'll see what happens then."

"Yeah, that should be interesting to check out." Belle chuckled. "Just try not to get a mad Tris. I don't really want to be rained on."

Andy grinned.

"That may be inevitable," she said. "I'm not sure if Trises like to be caught, and they tend to have tempers."

"That is true," Belle said. "I do remember that much. Well, we'll just have to make sure she doesn't blow up anything really important."

"I'm almost thinking I want to stop in at Warehouse 13 and get myself a Claudia," Andy mused. "With all of these magic bishies, I might need someone tech-oriented in case anything crashes."

"Go for it," Belle said with a grin. "'cause if you stop at Warehouse I can skip over to Star Trek."

Andy blinked.

"Imagine how much a Claudia would torment a Spock," she said. "People would pay money for that."

"Yeah, but he would torment her back just as much," Belle pointed out. "He's so infuriatingly unshakeable."

"That would be so amusing," Andy said. "I swear, that would just be gold."