[Rosekitten]

Neimi seemed to intently listen to the story though she hardly seemed shocked by any of it as she made a comment near the end or at least the part where she mentioned seeing Rhyldrin multiple times as a child. "well.. that explains why he always vanished " she laughed slightly letting Judith go on with her story. "so i see.. thats almost like a romance novel I read once.. where the two were forced to part for many years and upon finding one another again they had long but forgotten the time they had shared." She smiled at Judith merely joking about it all but it was like a book she had read.. just the real story she just heard was hardly romantic.. and she never saw Rhyldrin do anything even remotely hinting towards him wanting to do anything with a female.

"no your fine hun, if you hung out with him as a child one of you had to talk because I know he hardly says more then a few words." She smiled at Judith it was rather funny really. They seemed to be opposites Judith and Rhyldrin yet they had become friends at a early age.. apparently that had affected his state of mind now even if it was just towards one light elf.

Rhyldrin seemed to not be paying the little girl chat going on any mind as he was busy and trying to stay awake himself from the lack of energy. "Light elf stew f your going to be damn picky" was his short tempered reply to her question. Neimi shook her head a little. "im sure your probably use to some of his remarks by now.. he gets that way at times." She seemed to stop from saying anything further, though she was going to say his parents were never short with anyone.

When Judith's face turned red and she squeaked out a no the woman smiled before moving to sit next to Judith. "You say no but your mind must be thinking something else.. or else your face wouldn't be the color of a over ripened berry" She said before giving one of Judith's cheeks a lite poke with a finger. Though she smiled afterwards and laughed lightly. "im just teasing you, I wouldn't expect you to tell me if you were thinking any bad thoughts about him."