Despite being so unused to these circumstances, Gabriel didn't do too badly at tracking. It was just a matter of noticing the right things, and he'd done that for a long time. So he at least didn't get lost, especially since the storm had swept everything clean and Re-l's tracks were one of the few things to see.

Dawn was on the horizon by the time he made it to where it began to get rocky again, dusty and tired. He was looking for a place to sit down and rest himself when he spotted sky-blue on red-grey stone, and grinned. The blanket was coming in handy for more reason than one after all.

He plopped himself down nearby, shrugged off his pack to get some food and water, and kicked some stones into Re-l's little nook, pretending at being far less tired than he felt. "Wakey-wakey!"