::Feanin looked far out behind him but could see nothing. He would keep a close lookout on the road. They worked their way out of the forest and by noon they were in rolling hills again. Feanin frequently looked all around them nervously, always keeping his eyes peeled. For the next attack, he would be ready. He worried for Morgandy and Svyel, though. Enemies would almost certainly go for the weak first, and without the Druid and the Fae's help, Feanin worried only his and the knight's strength would not be enough. Feanin now looked up at Morgandy with a sympathetic smile. Something was different. That's when he saw them. Two spiral ram-like horns perched upon the unconcious Morgandy's brow. Morgandy had got her horns! Feanin remembered that once Faes went through a hard, strenous, and exhausting ordeal, they received their horns. Morgandy had definitely deserved them. Wouldn't she be glad when she woke up! With a jolt in his stomach, Feanin remembered the ordeal he had gone through to get his horns. Immediately, he pushed the memory away. It was too hard to bear. Feanin again preoccupied himself with watching for enemies, and by nightfall, they reached the fields that lay before Hillanya.::