Yin threw a few books into her small brown leather pack that the Shambali gave her along with some new clothes. A brown jacket that was a little big so Yin rolled up the sleeves to her elbows. A white tank top that probably had seen better days but was still in good condition that came with tattered old grey jeans and dirty brown boots. Yin didn't mind so long as the fabric was sturdy and would block out the cold. "You look pretty today Yin." Zenyatta said skipping his normal greeting . He had been complimenting her a lot more making Yin do what Vax called blushing. She liked spending time with Zenyatta, his view on the world was interesting and he didn't judge her.

"Thank you. Are the others ready?" By others Yin meant Vax who was like a little brother to her. Though she was more worried about the absence of Giza. She had left a few days before they announced their leave for England saying that she had Shambali business to attend to. Vax had told her she was trouble but not what she did.

"Vax is always ready to travel, He says its a nomadic habit." Yin knew the feeling well. It was a natural instinct formed from moving around a lot. You would learn to own little and travel light. "Though how are you doing you have been distant." Yin tensed at the question not knowing if she should tell him. Zenyatta did not know about the bloodlust effect nor did Vax. It was a burden that she had learned was best to carry alone.

"Its nothing I just like being alone. Not that I dislike you spending time with me! Its just my own sort of habit." She said rushing through the last half of her sentences her fcae turning red from embarrassment. Yin regained her resolve just as Vax popped his head in a smirk on his face.

"Alright my friends its time to hit the road!" He exclaimed annoying the birds that were perched on the widow sill growing interested in Zenyatta and nearly had a pillow chucked at His face from one of Yin's neighbors. He danced away excitedly a stupid grin on his face that almost made Yin laugh.

"He's a strange one isn't he?" Yin said running her fingers through her black hair. It had finally grown past her chin and Vax approved greatly.

"He brings joy where ever he goes. It is a quality that many lack now." Yin sighed slinging her pack over her shoulder. There was a bad feeling in the pit of her stomach that told her that this wouldn't be an uneventful visit.