[Rosekitten]

He nodded a little though he did notice the look she gave him seeing if he had a answer he didn't at the moment. "it could be that he sense the creatures we were told to get rid of" He left it at that for the moment he didn't need to explain to her what the creatures were they weren't really even living beasts anymore they were twisted forms that necromancers had created ages ago. "I wouldn't worry about it though.. We took care of one today before we hit the forest, there should only be one more in this area and finding it should be fairly easy with a cleric here." He wasn't going to say why that made it easy, she'd probably want to kick Abel out if he told her the things were drawn to holy magic as their opposing force.

He wasn't looking forward to facing another one of the creatures this soon, the first one nearly cause the group of three a problem but with just two now he was a little worried.. and he knew Abel wasn't the strongest support by far. "It'll be taken care of tomorrow, if that's the cause if the appearance of the dark creatures then he shouldn't have anymore nightmares" There was no real proof it was the cause but the two seemed to fit together so maybe it was, though it could just be a over active imagination of a child as well.

Really he hadn't thought about even sleeping with her, so it didn't seem to bother him at all. Once he got to the guest bedroom he shut the door behind him with a heavy sigh before he noticed that Abel was awake with the door opening. "something wrong?" Rhyldrin didn't say anything at first but nodded "heh.. just one more right?" Abel thought a moment and said yeah but he questioned him "Is it that bad then? I can go get Jagen if you can't handle it and don't go saying some shit like you can handle it if you can't. What would I tell the circle mages if you died only a few days after we were dismissed."

Rhyldrin waved him off before flopping on the other bed, sure Abel could tell there was something else on his mind but he wasn't about to try and pry, Rhlydrin was famous for not talking so prying would get him no where.

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Abel wasn't long before he walked out and he had half forced Rhyldrin out the door with him. "yeah yeah complain all you want you should be use to mornings by now" Rhyldrin seemed hardly amused, though he did catch Vrine begging for scraps as he glared at the dragon "Now I know I taught you better then that" He scolded it, though his scold seemed to have more affect then Judith's as the dragon hissed at him before walking away from the table and pouting in a corner. He wasn't really trying to be mean to the dragon but it'd never stop otherwise and he knew that from the few years he had it as a hatchling.

Abel seemed almost in aw at what Judith had cooked for breakfast as he thanked her again "I hope we're not being a burden on you, I know he's a burden on his own but I don't want to intrude." He had made a gesture towards Rhyldrin who seemed to be watching the window as if he expected something. Abel frowned a little taking notice that his partner seemed to have no intent on eating as he walked over and elbowed him. 'your being a bit rude don't you think.. even if the other one shows up what are you going to do without energy..'

Rhyldrin shrugged him off before replying 'well if i eat it's not going to do any good now is it, i'll end up sick form it.' Abel sighed before returning to try and entertain Judith a little before she questioned what they were talking about or what was wrong with Rhyldrin. "Don't mind him, he's just being grumpy, Dark elves eh" He shrugged a little with a slight laugh, though it was easy to tell he was trying to cover up more then just his dislike of the morning.