That earned several amused looks from the others, and Mina reluctantly opened the bag. Sage discovered two changes of clothes, a small pouch of coins, a knife, several personal items and enough sweets to occupy almost half the remaining space.
He slowly closed the bag again and looked from Mina toward Boren's mountain of luggage.
Somehow, between the two people accompanying him, he had been given one person preparing for a six-month expedition and another apparently convinced clean clothing was optional.
Lyana shook her head. "I packed another bag for her."
Mina immediately looked betrayed. "I said I didn't need it."
"You packed more sweets than socks."
"They're for the road."
"So are the socks."
Sage rubbed his forehead while Boren nodded approvingly at Mina. "Never let people shame you for prioritizing provisions."
"You're not helping," Sage and Lyana said almost simultaneously.
