[Rosekitten]

He made a slight face at her saying this was romantic though he quickly smirked thinking on it for a second "you won't be saying that once you notice where I'm going" He laughed at it really knowing she wasn't going to like it and he was going to have to pull one of his tales out of thin air as to what he was doing. Though that was easy enough to do or at least for him, avoiding trouble was a talent he had even if it was avoiding him for the time being.

Really he wasn't sure why he was helping her, everything told him to kill her or to just leave her and go about his way. Though he figured it was because he knew her as a child.. maybe he did care for her was it a crime.. well yeah it was give or take. "Tsk.. if you keep talking and asking stupid questions I could always change my mind" He said bluntly to her asking if she was a exception. He wasn't going to give in and say yes she was, he normally never thought twice about killing light elves what the hell was wrong with him.

Even though he was carrying her and still being worn out from the fighting earlier he still seemed to be alert enough. Even getting closer to the dark elf patrolled areas he didn't trust letting his guard down, though he'd still be a easy target if anyone noticed his shoulder and tried to strike that first while he was carrying Judith. But for now any of the scouts in the area seemed to leave him alone, and the fact he killed the general of the camp near here would never be known thanks to the light elves.

When she spoke again asking a odd question he looked at her a moment before rolling his eyes. "You still talk a lot.. " He waited a few moments before he answered her question "Not really, I've been through enough training by now your not a problem to carry.. not like when we were kids and you were a struggle to drag anywhere." Mostly when he had to drag her out of harms way or get her out of trouble.. like one time she fell into a hunter trap.. though to admit it that was funny to him.

Till she asked he never really noticed that he was a good head or two taller then her, it was almost impressive she could stand her own in the war front really with her size and build. Though he also didn't give in enough to the conversation to tell her that carrying her this far was bothering his shoulder.. but he still questioned inf this was smart or not she could choose to pull a dagger and stab him at any point and being this close he'd never be able to avoid it.

He walked a bit further before he spoke again seeing as they were within view distance of a overly large cavern he decided it might be a good idea to explain something to her. "I'd ignore 90% of what I say here soon.. and this is probably where I should remind you I did say you wouldn't like it"

[gremlin]

Judith opened her eyes and looked up at him, though he never told her where he was bringing her she had an idea of why she wouldn't like it. She decided not to question him about where he was taking her, she didn't want to push his buttons. "You know how I am," she said to his comment about her asking stupid questions. "I find interest in almost everything, I'm naturally curious." Judith smiled warmly at Rhyldrin though that smile disappeared when he mentioned dragging her around when they were children. "If I remember you were quite a hassle." she mumbled, she reluctantly allowed her eyes to close. Judith was afraid that she could fall asleep at any moment. "I remember that you had quite the temper and always wanted to teach someone a lesson," she laughed quietly to herself remembering a few times where she had convinced him to not do anything rash. "There was a few times when I was afraid that you would even turn on me. I know that I was a chatterbox back then and if you don't know by now I still am."

Judith wiggled a little bit in his arms in an attempt to become for comfortable, she kept her hands to herself not knowing if he would allow her to hold on to him. "I understand," she said then opened her eyes. When she looked around they were in an entirely different place, had she fallen asleep for a few moments? She didn't remember the last thing that she had said though she heard what Rhyldrin had told her. "I'll keep to myself then and be quiet, I don't want to cause you any trouble."

[Rosekitten]

He made a slight face remembering what she was talking about. "well.. you grow up without parents and see how you turn out.. I could have been like your brother" He had a point he wasn't THAT bad. He only liked fighting cause it's the only thing he was phrased over as a child after his parents were gone. So it was pretty much put into his head that it was something he had to do and light elves were to be killed.. though he never saw Judith as just another light elf like the others..

"I still have a temper.. it's just more under control now" Though there were a few things that set it off, the thought of being used was one of them and then the idea of being ordered around. He would be called a rebel by most of his kind by not following any order even if it was directly from the Queen herself. But he hardly feared anyone either.. even if it was a fight he couldn't win he never backed down from it.

"Yeah I noticed.." He said flatly to her saying she was still a chatterbox. He didn't really mind her talking, really it was because of her talking so damn much he even became friends with her, he wouldn't have spoken to her back then that was certain. "But I guess I can't yell at you for asking questions.. " He sighed a little, though he never asked many as a child he didn't have the luxury of asking or at least not around his own.

He shook his head "your hardly trouble, this will be easier then me just returning for no reason heh.." He tried to avoid coming back home, not really because he was disliked here.. but it put him too close to a certain someone he'd rather avoid. Though if she saw this he might be able to get rid of her there's a idea.

A guard walked over to him as they got close to Rhyldrin already had a remark in the waiting for anything this guy had to say. "Well damn and here someone was going around saying you were dead in a ditch somewhere!" The guard laughed a bit he didn't seem to even question the girl, though others probably would.

"I'll take a guess at who said that... tsk.. He's not that lucky" Rhyldrin seemed to know who the guard was talking about and wasn't amused with being told he was suppose to be dead. The guard nodded a little and started to half walk with Rhyldrin "well he's only wishing that so he'd have a chance with the Queen's daughter.." He cut the guard off rather quickly before he said anything further "He can have her, Id rather she go annoy someone else instead of me" He really seemed annoyed by now, thats the last thing he wanted to talk about was the queen's daughter or rather eldest daughter.

The guard laughed slightly though it was a bit of a nervous one "still the same I see.. well I need to watch that post for another few hours, stop by the bar sometime while your here a few of the others would love to know your still kicking and still as irritable as ever" He started to walk off laughing after his last sentence.

Being inside by this point Rhyldrin frowned a bit thinking about what was just said to him "Im not irritable... pff.. " he muttered to himself as he walked, though it was odd the guard never said a word about Judith. But then again it wasn't uncommon for dark elves to take captives.. just it was rare for there to be light elf females on the front lines, not that it stopped some from getting a hold of commoners that weren't part of the war.

Aside from getting a few odd stares and muttered comments behind his back he seemed to be left alone. That was all good by him, he'd have to deal with most of the whispers later. He probably spent another twenty or so minutes walking before he came to a door though it seemed to be open. "... " He didn't say a word before he kicked it and noticed there was another male dark elf inside who seemed to see a ghost as Rhyldrin walked in.

"Tsk you go about saying im dead then have the nerve to be in my home? What the hell I mean really what gave you the idea I was dead." He didn't sound like he was that surprised this man was in here or the fact that he had been accused of being dead. Though he walked past him and sat Judith on the bed that was in a room off to the side before he walked back out and stood in the door way of the room he left her in.

"Thats what I was told! don't go getting pissed at me because of what i was told, some of the soldiers from the eastern general's group came back off duty saying you were a dead man" He threw both hands into the air before walking towards Rhyldrin. "Id rather you not be dead myself, who else am I suppose to run to when my wife's pissed?" The man seemed to smile a bit before he gave Rhyldrin a odd look and asked the question he knew was coming.

"where did you find that? Let alone one that wasn't dead" Rhyldrin shook his head a little "im lucky what can i say" He smirked a bit before walking past the guy and towards a different room getting a small box out and then walking back past him and towards Judith. "lucky.. pff your lying. I know you better then that, hell I know that your not even going to touch her" The man crossed his arms and leaned against the door way watching Rhyldrin.

Sighing he set the box next to Judith and looked at the man still standing there. "It's my business, I already had a run in today with someone who didn't stay out of my business.. id advise that you don't make that mistake." The other dark elf nodded a little with a nervous laugh "I never said I was prying that much.. I don't feel like making my wife a widow just yet. You'll be the first to know when I'm tired of breathing." He said as he moved a hand to adjust his glasses on his face, he seemed to be about Rhyldrin's age maybe a few years older. Though his build was slender and he was a few inches shorter then Rhyldrin.

He was about to go back to what he was doing so he could fix Judith's wound up when someone else seemed to come from no where and slammed Rhyldrin into the wall on the side of the room holding his neck. "Eck.. hi Neimi ... " He forced out before grabbing her hand and getting her to release him so he could get air again. "How dare you come back and didn't stop by to say hello! Your as bad as this one!" She said pointing to the man that had been there the whole time.

"yeah.. wait hey!" The man nearly agreed with the woman. Rhyldrin sighed a little this was why he didn't want to come back here.. too much attention. The woman blinked a few times as she noticed that Judith was there. Her addittude seemed to change instantly seeing the girl, the woman herself was at least a few inches taller then Judith and had a soft pink hair color with pink eyes. "AW! oh she's adorable!" She seemed to get out in a higher pitch then she was talking before.

Rhyldrin sighed before walking between the woman and Judith "Can I finally get back to what the hell I was doing in the first place? I swear I've not been gone more then a year and people are making a fuss over it tsk.." He said with hissing the last part out before he moved his attention to the box again and looked for what he was trying to do from the start. "Lay down and don't scream, i'll try to numb it before using the needle" He was speaking to Judith though she was probably a bit confused by all of this going on.

The woman titled her head before smiled a bit "Well that explains everything" The man next to her seemed still lost. She sighed before speaking. "Remember who his parents where? or what he was studying before the damned war broke out?" He was still confused as she grabbed his collar and her ears went back "Your hopeless why did I marry you again?"

[gremlin]

Judith's ears dropped when Rhyldrin mentioned that he could have been like her brother. She wasn't too sure what to say to him, though it wouldn't be good things about her brother to defend him. They had been raised by two loving parents, despite them disliking Dark Elves and a few other things they were good people. Judith wondered what had caused Brishen to become the man that he was, then again Judith wondered why she had turned out the way she was. She had not allowed what her parents, the elders or any other adults influence her and shape her opinions.

She felt nervous as Rhyldrin spoke to the guard, Judith was afraid that he would discover what Rhyldrin was really up to. She didn't want to cause Rhyldrin trouble, really she was surprised that he had picked her up and intended to care for her. She could have made it back to the camp some how despite her current state, she didn't have to be such a burden.

She breathed out heavily, relieved that the guard had not bothered Rhyldrin about why he had her. Judith opened her eyes and looked up at Rhyldrin, she still didn't know what would drive him to do such things other than he really was a good person deep down inside. She wanted to ask him but decided not to, there were other Dark Elves around and she could ear them whispering and feel their eyes on her.

At first she was confused as to why Rhyldrin had kicked opened the door, then after listening to their conversation it made sense. Judith let out a heavy breath when she was placed on the bed, it wasn't the most comfortable but it was better than being on the floor or the cold ground. Judith kept quiet, she didn't think that speaking right now would help Rhyldrin. If they seemed too friendly with each other it could make the entire situation suspicious, but then she heard the man say I know you better then that, hell I know that your not even going to touch her. Judith wondered if Rhyldrin had done this before, perhaps this Dark Elf just knew Rhyldrin well enough to know what he actually intended to do. Judith nearly jumped out of the bed when another one appeared, though she calmed down once Rhyldrin seemed to be in no danger. Hell, what was she going to do if he really was? She really couldn't do anything in her current state.

Judith bit her tongue afraid of making any comments that would upset the woman. She was adorable? It seemed as if she was a pet rather than another Elf to this woman and that made Judith upset. Though she knew that she couldn't say anything, she didn't even know if she could speak to the two other Dark Elves as she would with Rhyldrin. He was certainly different than the others, Judith wondered if the other Dark Elves would bother him because he brought back a living Light Elf. Then again females were quite hard to come across, at least female Light Elves and Judith was quite attractive despite being beat up. Maybe they wouldn't question him too much about bringing her here.

"I'm not going to scream," she mumbled quietly to herself. She knew that if she did it would just cause a commotion and she had had wounds tended to before. She didn't like the feeling of a needle piercing her skin or the feeling of thread closing her wound though she would tolerate it to prevent herself from getting an infection. Her eyes wandered over to the two other Dark Elves, she wondered how long they would stay.

[Rosekitten]

It was easy enough to tell that Judith seemed tense with the other two here. Though he'd tell her later that she could talk these two were hardly a threat, aside from one of them being a pervert. Instead of telling her right away he went about tending to the wound on her stomach, though it was probably not what she was expecting. It took a few moments to finish the work he had to do on it including the cleaning and stitching it.

Once he was done he started putting some of the supplies away before speaking. "don't ask what I used to numb it because you won't like the answer. But you probably didn't feel anything due to it." The woman watched the girl before looking at Rhyldrin with a smile though she seemed to calm down a little. "So did you think about how your going to get her back to her camp without getting yourself caught ?" She seemed to be teasing him a little with this.

Rhylkdrin glared at her before walking past though he stopped and looked at Judith "You can talk .. they don't bite just slap this one if he start saying anything stupid" He finished walking out of the room to put the box away but he had pointed towards the male with glasses. "what could i say that's stupid?!" he protested though the woman glared at him when he spoke so he seemed to shut up.

She returned her attention to Judith before giving her a warm smile "im sure this is all a bit unnerving, but not all of us want to kill the Light elves" The man seemed annoyed that he wife said such a thing, though he was rewarded with a quick elbow to his side from her. She seemed to think a little before speaking again "oh i know are you hungry? it'll do you good to eat and keep your strength up. You'll recover faster then." She still seemed to smile though she did turn to poke her head out of the room "Oh Rhyldrin... your cooking soon right?"

Rhyldrin was hardly amused by her tone "tsk what is this a inn now?" Though he was cut off from saying anything further as she grabbed his arm with the hurt shoulder. "Be nice.. or else I'm going to see how much pain you can take before you scream." She said it in a almost evil voice as she released his arm she was just making her point that she had noticed the blood on his shoulder.

Sure the woman seemed to be nice enough to Judith but to the two males here she was hardly giving them a inch. Though that's how it normally was with dark elves, but even with that being said Rhyldrin was hardly a push over... though in this case he gave up on trying to be stubborn, he didn't have the energy for it.

[gremlin]

It was good that Rhyldrin had numbed her wound taking away any pain from him tending to the wound. If she had felt him piercing her skin with the needle she might have felt sick. She didn't do too well with having her wounds treated or having wounds to begin with. Perhaps that was another reason why she avoided conflict with others.

Judith felt less nervous when Rhyldrin told her that the other two Dark Elves were alright to talk to. Though she didn't feel completely comfortable yet, she didn't even fully trust Rhyldrin yet even though he had just tended to her wounds. The war had done that to her, she felt as if she couldn't trust anyone as easily as she use to. Judith couldn't even bring herself to trust her own kind, she had her reasons of course. She was surprised that she didn't hate Light Elves by now or even Dark Elves from her experiences with them in the war. Though she continued to remind herself that not all of them were the same.

Judith sat up when Rhyldrin left her side, she hung her legs over the side of the bed and let out a sigh. "That's comforting," she said and smiled at the woman, she really did mean that. It was good to hear a Dark Elf say that. Though Rhyldrin helping her was certainly proof enough. Despite how he had wanted to kill her just the other day and do other things as well. "If it helps not all Light Elves wish to do harm to Dark Elves." she added, Judith looked at the man who stood by the woman. "Can I really slap him if he bothers me?" she asked and laughed quietly, she was only joking and hoped that the man took it as one.

"Food does sound good but I really don't want to bother Rhyldrin," she said and smiled weakly at the two. Though that didn't stop the woman from bothering Rhyldrin about it. "Though if he doesn't mind cooking then that would be good and I will eat." really Judith felt as if she could fall into the bed and sleep for days without waking. Her eyes felt heavy and were unbelievably sore.

[Rosekitten]

"Hrm? Yes you can really slap him.. it'll save me from doing it later" The woman answered Judith's question even if it was just a joke. The man held his hands up before speaking "i'll be doing nothing stupid thank you.. Not if Rhyldrin is watching this girl... I have no death wish thanks" His ears dropped slightly though he did mean it, he wasn't going to be doing anything or saying anything too out of the way. "really I have to get back to my errands... need to make sure the scribes don't cause the other book keepers too much trouble and all" He sighed before giving the woman Rhyldrin had called Neimi a kiss and leaving.

She watched him walk off before she returned her attention to Rhyldrin. "There see she wants food and get moving" She said half trying to push him towards the kitchen.. though he didn't move at all. "I can hear... try asking instead of ordering me around hrm?" He took a step forward almost making the woman lose her footing as she glared at him. Though he hardly seemed bothered by all of this. "You better fix enough for three!" she called to him before crossing her arms.

Walking back into the room she smiled weakly at Judith. "So do you have a name or did he finally snap and start rescuing light elves without knowing them?" The woman knew better then Rhyldrin helping just anyone so she could take a guess this girl was someone he knew or at least spoke with before. He wasn't meaning to be really prying into the business between the two but it was odd to see Rhyldrin help anyone.. let alone a light elf. Aside from that how many chances did you get now a days to talk to the other side openly.

She seemed to think about something else when she stood there a moment longer, though Rhyldrin was probably out of ear shot for this or he would have commented to put her in her place. "or are you two... well you know" The woman was about Judith and Rhyldrin's age so such thoughts weren't that out of the question. Though she was teasing a little with her question just wanting to see how the girl would react.

[gremlin]

"My name is Judith," she said to the woman, her eyes wandered over to the doorway of the room that Rhyldrin had disappeared into. "And well, I have known Rhyldrin for quite some time but we have only recently met again." Judith chewed on her lower lip, she wouldn't tell the woman everything about their past just a few details. She didn't want to talk too much and bore her. "I was quite the rebel when I was a child, I lived in the Light Elf capital and did as I pleased despite what my parents told me." she laughed then continued. "I use to go to the forest close by all the time, one day I bumped into a wounded Dark Elf, it was Rhyldrin. To be honest I think that I really annoyed him, I talked a lot and always asked questions. After I left I thought that I would never see him again because I thought that I had scared him off with my constant talking." Judith brought her eyes back to the woman, she hoped that she wasn't talking too much. "He wasn't there the first few days, but then I bumped into him again. He started showing up every now and then, we became friends. Though our friendship came to an abrupt halt when tension between the Dark and Light Elves began to rise, my parents stopped letting me out of the house. Then the war broke out and well..." she paused a little allowing herself to breath. "I never saw him again, well until the other day. I didn't even recognize him at first. It really surprised me when I realized that it was him." she seemed a little sad for a moment, Judith had always wondered if she would find Rhyldrin in the war.

"I'm sorry," Judith felt the need to apologize. She really did talk quite a bit, didn't she? She smiled weakly at the woman. "I do talk too much." she laughed maybe she should learn to talk less, but she hardly thought that was possible. She looked back over at the doorway that Rhyldrin gone through. "Rhyldrin what are you making?" she asked aloud, she had gone back to teasing the poor man like she had earlier today. Judith felt a bit more comfortable once the woman made it clear that she didn't dislike Light Elves and that she wasn't a threat.

"Huh?" Judith looked back at the woman with a confused expression, though that shortly changed into an almost embarrassed one. Her face burned and turned red from her question. She really didn't have to make what she had asked any clearer, Judith knew that she was asking if they were doing anything sexual. "No!" she said quickly, her voice was a bit higher than before. She had never thought of her and Rhyldrin being together like that.

[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."

[gremlin]

If Judith were a balloon then she would have deflated when Neimi poked her. "I just-" she wondered if she could say anything to really defend herself. Now she was thinking about it, perhaps a little bit too deeply though she dismissed the thoughts quickly. Judith could never see herself being intimate with Rhyldrin, he probably didn't have such interests with her anyways. "I have never thought about that." she squeaked, her cheeks burned even more. Judith hoped that Rhyldrin had not heard that part of their conversation, her stomach felt knotted. "Trust me," she laughed a bit before she continued. "I could never think bad thoughts about Rhyldrin, only good." Judith didn't speak again after that, she didn't want to fuel the subject anymore.

Judith's ears dropped, Rhyldrin seemed quite irritated. "Well, I do know that he has quite the temper. He told me that he has it under control more now but..." she smiled at her, Judith wanted to change the subject though she wondered if Neimi would keep it going despite Judith bringing something else up. "When we were young he always seemed mad about something, he always wanted to teach someone a lesson and put them in their place." for a moment Judith drifted off into her own thoughts, she smiled remembering a few times where she had convinced Rhyldrin to calm down. "I think that I saved him quite a few times from getting in potentially dangerous situations."

[Rosekitten]

She laughed again watching the girl stutter on her words trying to defend herself. "hey like i said don't worry on it i was teasing, I don't think anyone could stand him in that way to be honest" She smiled at Judith and waved her hand a little in the air she seemed to speak up a little this time "he'll die a irritable lonely man is all" she laughed harder after her statement.

Rhyldrin did hear what Neimi said as he looked towards the room oddly "I don't even want to know why the hell that was brought up.. " He quickly waved off the statement from his mind he didn't want to know. Two females chatting together he really didn't want to know.. it didn't help with how Judith acted the other day.. Neimi would encourage such actions.. she was like a sister to him always trying to 'help'.

Neimi frowned a bit nodding "well.. he tends to avoid coming home for extended periods of time.. being alone he might have his temper under control.. he just isn't use to dealing with others i think heh..." She almost seemed worried about him, though she never told Judith it had been a few years at least when he was last home. Though she smiled again when Judith mentioned she had tried to keep him out of trouble as a child. "good thing someone was looking after him, no one around here had the time it seemed. It's kind of amazing he doesn't hate the world really.. he never had it easy not after er.. forget i said anything" she nearly spilled it that his parents were killed by light elves let alone that Rhyldrin was the one who took the mission to kill the last king.

After a while longer Rhyldrin finally seemed to finish whatever he was working on in the kitchen and brought two bowls to the room Judith and Neimi was in handing them both to Neimi. "theres more if you want it and stop pestering Judith you've both been talking non stop." He shook his head a little before leaving the room, he wasn't normally this bitter but his shoulder was killing him and the lack of energy was making him all the more irritable.

Neimi blinked a little before carefully handing a bowl to Judith. It seemed to be a sort of stew with vegetables and meat though Neimi looked it over a little. "well i guess that's the best he could do.. we didn't keep the things here stocked up much.." She laughed slightly, though she stopped when she heard water running from another room. Sitting the bowl she had down she poked out of the room and yelled "be in a better mood when you get out!" She huffed and walked back in taking a chair that was near the bed this time and poking at the contents in the bowl a little.

Rhyldrin ignored the comment to be in a better mood, he'd be better after eating something getting his shoulder dressed and getting a few hours of a nap in at least. Plus he wanted Neimi to leave though at least Judith did seem to enjoy the company. Or at least from what he could tell.

[gremlin]

Judith laughed and looked up at Rhyldrin who had poked his head into the room. "No one is alone forever, even those who tend to stray from others eventually accept someone else into their lives. At least..." she went a little quiet at the end of her sentence, deciding that she would say something else. "That's what I think at least, I couldn't imagine being alone forever anyways. It's nice to have company and someone to chat with." she smiled nervously.

Her ear's dropped as Neimi cut herself off. Judith looked at her for a moment, wondering if she should ask what she had intended to say and why it was so bad to say it but she kept that question to herself. "Don't worry about it," she said quietly afraid that Rhyldrin could possibly hear. "I won't ask questions or dig into his business, I understand that some things are better off left untouched." though she seemed alright with not knowing her curiosity would eventually get the best of her.

Judith flinched as Rhyldrin entered the room after he finished preparing them something to eat. She hesitated to speak at first, afraid that he could bite her head off for saying anything really. Though she really wanted to tease him she held her such an idea back for now at least. "Thank you," she said to him and smiled. Judith took the bowl and tilted her head as she curiously looked at what was inside of it. It looked a bit different but it did smell rather good. Even if it didn't smell good she would eat it anyways, Judith was starving.

When she had finished eating she placed the bowl on a small table by the side of the bed. "That wasn't too bad," she said and looked over at Neimi. "It was much better than what I can do, I'm a horrible cook." she let out a sigh, it was true. Judith had spent more time training with her bow and playing in the forest than learning how to cook and clean like most women did.

[Rosekitten]

"im sure he'll tell you some day, his childhood probably had very few memories that he enjoyed." She gave the girl a weak smile. Though it was true his parents were killed when he was young, he was forced into training under the military even if he never joined the ranks. Really his thirst of revenge had been used to their advantage in order to send some fool so they called it in to kill the light elf king, they never planned on him succeeding.

She laughed slightly at Judith saying it wasn't much better then she could do. "he's normally better then that at cooking.. but i guess being short notice and where he's hardly home it's what he had to work with." she stood from where she had been sitting and picked up Judith's bowl as well. "I'll take these up one less thing for him to complain about right" she smiled before she started to walk out into the other room but stopped short as her ears went back being annoyed suddenly.

"can't you put clothes on when you have company over!" she walked past him, though he seemed confused about what her issue was "I have pants on don't i? It's my house i never invited you over in the first place" He sighed a little catching the glare he got from Neimi, though he never said anything further. He mainly left his shirt off because it was his own home and his shoulder was a bit sore even with it being properly treated now.

Neimi walked back out of the kitchen and back into the room Judith was in with a smile. "well im going to go check on that worthless husband of mine, don't let him boss you around too much and if he tries anything tell me and I'll make him regret it." She laughed walking back past Rhyldrin and towards the door before leaving. Though Rhyldrin managed to get his comment he thought Judith could do that just fine on her own as far as making him think twice about anything.

After Neimi left Rhyldrin looked to Judith before shaking his head a little. "Well.. now you know why I don't come here often or at least one of the reasons.. " He seemed more worn out now then ever. "by the way wheres the dragon?" he questioned her a little, though he didn't really want to act like he cared but if it was back at her camp they'd have to get her back there soon before it was discovered.

"tsk either way you get some sleep, the washrooms a door over from where your at now if you want to take a bath .. before you think anything absurd in your little head im sleeping out here and your weapons next to the bed but if your going to try anything i'd advise you make the first shot fetal." After he was done with his little speech he waited to see what she'd say though probably not too much she looked tired as well.

[gremlin]

Judith had forgotten about the dragon up until he mentioned him, she felt guilty knowing that he could possibly be still hiding in her tent back at the camp. "When I was told to go see my brother I told him to hide and he ran under my bed. I went back to my tent after that but.." she fell silent for a moment, she remembered that she would have to deal with Uldric when she returned back to the camp. "I had to deal with something and after that I fled from my tent, my mind was all over the place and I didn't remember that the dragon was in my tent." she let out a heavy sigh, she felt bad for the poor dragon. Was he still hiding under her bed? She hoped that if anyone were to go into her tent that he would flee.

She smiled at him as she stood from the bed. "I don't have much energy to do such a thing and you know that I couldn't bring myself to do that to you," she approached Rhyldrin and stood very close to him. "You're going to make me bathe alone?" she pouted making herself appear upset. "That's a pity," Judith purred, she brought herself to the door way and lingered by it. "Then again maybe I don't want company." she threw her shoulders back shrugging a bit then disappeared into the room. Judith closed the door behind her.

[Rosekitten]

He didn't say much on the dragon note, he'd have to get her back towards her camp tomorrow. She'd have to make some excuse as to where she was but that should be easy to say she got lost in the fighting. The dragon was pretty sharp he doubted the creature was in too much danger. Though he didn't want to return her in truth, not with the markings on her wrists.. something happened that she refused to tell him. Though it was honestly none of his business .. but as a friend or rather probably his only childhood friend he was worried about her well being. Even if he came across as not caring at all.

Though most of his thoughts ended up distracted as she walked up to him. What game was she trying to play taunting him.. ok so he admittingly edged this on the other day. But still nothing could happen between the two of them so why keep edging it further. Not that he minded the thoughts but still... "you should be careful of how far you tease" he warned her, though he had good self control so she was hardly over doing it.. but he had a feeling if she wanted to she could push every button he had with ease.

Once she was in the other room he sighed heavily before walking over to a sofa that was along one of the walls and flopping down on it having one leg hanging off and the other laying on the armrest. He was never going to understand females that was certain, though he didn't have to deal with this much longer just tonight then long enough to get her near her light elf area..

Though if he had a say in it she wasn't going to see him again after he took her back. He needed to keep his distance this little game that she seemed to encourage was going to end him up at the end of a light elf blade before he knew it. 'idiot.. letting yourself get worked up over this.. tsk' he hissed at himself, though he'd love to just do what he wanted to Judith he knew very well he'd never be able to live it down if he did it just wasn't how he was. Killing was another story he could do that with ease..

[gremlin]

Judith ran her fingers through her tangled hair for a moment then she brought it up making a messy bun on top of her head. "Why?" she asked aloud when Rhyldrin told her to watch how far she went with her teasing. "What are you going to do to me?" she asked her second question quietly wondering if she really wanted him to answer that anyways. If Rhyldrin tried anything she wouldn't know what to do really. It wouldn't surprise her though considering how she had been teasing him and pushing his buttons since earlier this morning. It wasn't as if she would mind though, she found it surprising when she realised she would be alright with him trying something. What are you thinking? she let out a heavy sigh and brushed some loose strands from her face.

Judith untied her boots and threw them beside the tub. She hesitated at first the undress but then allowed her trousers and shirt to fall to the ground with ease. Before climbing into the now warmed water she made sure that Rhyldrin wasn't going to surprise her by coming into the room. Judith stepped into the tub then sat down in it, the warm water made her sore body feel better. Her wound stung she washed herself, she cringed at the pain then continued seeing as she would have to tolerate it. It would heal soon then she wouldn't have to worry about feeling any pain.

When she was done she stepped out and dried herself with some towels, she wasn't sure if she was allowed to use them but Rhyldrin had not told her otherwise and he didn't tell her which ones to take. Once dried she put her clothes back on, it felt odd to be clean while wearing dirty clothes. She looked forward to wearing some clean clothes but not the other things that she was face once she returned to the camp.

She opened the door slowly and peeked her head out, when her eyes landed on Rhyldrin she smiled. He was sleeping or it at least seemed as if he was. Judith walked quietly to the bed, her hair was still up in a messy bun. She would leave it like that, sometimes it's length annoyed her. Judith left out a quiet sigh and fell into the bed. She wondered how long it would take her to fall asleep.