Kleo laughed softly and shrugged a bit. "Cute never got me far on my own," she said. "But it might be different with you..."

Max grinned and nodded. "Yeah. And if its the other way around you can pretend I have mental problems and don't know any better. I pulled that one too, you know. Probably would work better with you."

Kleo laughed softly and shook her head a bit. "You're silly," she teased softly.

Max shrugged. "Hey it was better then getting my hand chopped off right?" He snorted and grinned. "Although I mostly stole from drunk people."

Kleo smiled and nodded again. "They do make good targets," she agreed.

Max smiled at her and gave her another side hug. "Man I should have stolen from half the people in the bar where we met. But after you came over I didn't know if you were that person who would scream and rat me out."

Kleo laughed softly and shook her head. "I guess a lot of people might be like that," she said quietly.

"I wish you told me you'd been a theif sooner. That would have saved me some tiptoeing grief."

Kleo laughed softly. "Sorry," she said softly. "I didn't mean to make things hard for you."

Max laughed and nudged her. 'Don't be hard on yourself." He said with a shrug. "It doesn't matter that much."

Kleo smiled at him. "Good," she said lightly. She glanced around the woods, noticing the sun slowly setting. "We should find somewhere to camp soon."

Max nodded. "You know how to build a fire? I was always really bad at that, he explained.

Kleo laughed softly and nodded. She gathered some wood and set it up properly. "We should teach you to do this," she said lightly. She grabbed some flint out of her pouch and lit the small sticks on the bottom.

Max sat down next to her. "Good idea." He said softly. "I often freeze my ass off."

Kleo laughed softly and shook her head. "Well you've gotta have stuff that lights quickly on the bottom," she explained. "And it has to have air. Fire needs to breathe too."