[gremlin]

Judith was quite tired herself, if she wasn't cooking or cleaning she was chasing after Sophie and Vaden, mostly Sophie of course. If she wasn't even chasing after them she was dealing with Vrine and his constant need for attention. She also had to walk to the capital, it wasn't that far but it was still a good walk there and back to get supplies. Right now taking a nap sounded like a good idea. Just a little one so that she could have some energy for the rest of the night. She didn't feel too worried about Sophie today, the girl seemed to be listening for once and that meant that Vaden wouldn't be where he shouldn't be either. Judith knew that she didn't have to worry about sleeping too much. Vrine would probably nudge at her to feed him somewhere in the early evening, she usually started supper at that time as well. Judith buried her face into her pillow and let out a happy sigh. Then she fell asleep.

Judith was right when she assumed that Vrine would wake her up. She felt him nudging her hand and when she let out a groan and ignored him he nibbled on her fingers. "Stop it," she mumbled and lifted her head from her pillow. Rhyldrin was still asleep beside her and she smiled, it was good that he was finally allowing himself to get some rest. She lifted herself from the bed and stood, Judith stretched out her arms above her head and let out a yawn. Vrine followed her out of the room and into the kitchen. When she placed a bowl full of leftovers on the ground the dragon began to eat it happily. "I don't understand why you beg at the table when you get it anyways." she said to him and laughed quietly.

Sophie and Vaden had come out from their rooms, they had gone into the living room which now looked as if a big gust of wind had torn through it. Toys were scattered all over and she noticed that the fire place had been lit. Judith was about to yell at them for it, though Sophie was probably the one who had done it but as she looked at them she realised that they were asleep. Judith pulled a blanket off of the floor that was covered in toys and laid it on top of them, they were passed out on the couch, clinging to each other. She almost looks like an angel, Judith thought and looked at Sophie. How can a little girl be so much trouble sometimes? Then she went back to the kitchen to begin to cook.