Kiana awoke at sunrise, as she usually did, though she didn't remember falling asleep. Sitting up slowly, she stretched her arms up in the air above her head and yawned. Swinging her legs over the side of the bed, she sat there for a minute or two before standing up. Grabbing her cloak off the post, she put it on and secured it. She grabbed her two quivers and put them on over her head and arm then did the same with her bow. Untying her hair, she ran her fingers through it then re-braided it with quick, nimble fingers and tied it again. After that, she finally headed out of her room. She didn't really pay much attention to whether the doors allotted to the group were opened or closed, besides Korius' since she had to pass it on her way out, which she saw was open. Before exiting the inn, she pulled the hood of her cloak up over her head.
She found a place where she bought food for her travels then headed over to the tavern. In the tavern, she got herself something for breakfast, though it wasn't much and she was finished quickly. It surprised her that she hadn't seen hide nor hair of any of the other group members, but she wasn't all that concerned. They could have already had their food and been wandering around town or they could have still been sleeping, for all she knew. She did wonder where Korius had gone off to though since she had noticed his door open at least. "Probably an earlier riser than me." She thought to herself, taking the last drink of her water. "Could be practicing or getting information or something." With a shrug, she rose to her feet, leaving coins on the table to pay for her meal. Exiting the tavern, she proceeded to aimlessly roam about the town. She watched the people who were up and about pass by her, hearing snippets of conversations that didn't mean much to her, seeing shops open up. If anything, it was a good distraction to her thoughts that were trying to fight their way to the forefront of her mind. Reaching up, she rubbed the back of her neck underneath her hood then looked up at the sky. After a moment, her hood fell back and she quickly pulled it back up, training her eyes on the ground, people, and buildings again as she continued walking.