Both Leanunya and Wolferan had fallen into silence as he flew, each in their own thoughts. Leanunya didn't know what he was thinking about but as for herself she was thinking about his words about the difference in killing. She was also thinking about the questions he asked. She couldn’t understand his questions but his words about killing had let her see things in a new light. She had always thought that no matter who was killed it made no difference because no matter who was killed it would leave blood on her hands that wouldn’t go away. What he had said had changed her thinking, if she did good by killing then was it the same as just killing? She didn't know and she wanted to know. She thought about asking wolferan as he had answered several of her questions that none had before done for her but he was supposed to be her enemy. Althou

Leanunya woke to a light drizzle in the morning. She had actually slept the whole night through. She was both daunted by this and excited, she had never slept a whole night through ever since she first went to the forbidden forest. She was feeling well rested. She rarely felt well rested anymore and was glad as she had needed the sleep. Although she was glad for the rest she disliked waking to rain. It made her already aching broken ribs and wing ache even more, putting her in a foul mood despite her good rest. She stood up and went underneath a nearby tree to get out of the rain. She then looked to wolferan who was still by the now just smoking fire pit digging in his bag.She looked at him and then looked up at the cloud darkened sky. Although she liked the smell and sounds of rain she rather liked them when she wasn't wet. It seemed like Wolferan wasn'

Wolferan sighed silently looking at Leanunya who had refused to talk since that disaster during yesterday's lunch. He had managed to gain some of her trust and got her to talk fairly freely but now she wouldn’t even reply to him. He had no idea how to salvage this. He had pushed too far in his questioning and instead of answers he got nothing but silence.He had tried several ways to get her to talk but to no avail. He had seemed to cross a line of hers but what that line was he had no clue. This left him stewing in his own frustration and confusion. He sighed and figured he could only wait for her to talk to him. Perhaps he could get her to talk again by letting her ask him questions? He didn’t know though as she seemed determined to stay silent. He had let her rest an hour after that disaster before he carried her continuing to fly on their

Leanunya looked to the door as there was a knock. She got up and went to the door, opening it to find a servant, the same one as before who led her to her room. He bowed to her before he spoke.“Lunch is ready. I’ll take you to the dining room.” She nodded softly, “Thank you, may I get your name?” The servant blinked, “My name is Jonece.” She nodded.She followed Jonece as he led the way to the dining room. She walked, flicking her tail as she followed him to the dinning hall and entered. She looked around before she was directed to sit. She sat down shifting her wings to make it more comfortable to sit. Leanunya looked at the spread of food on the table before her and looked over as Wolferan entered the room. He went and sat at the table. He looked at her before he gr

Wolferan sighed thinking on the matter a while more before giving up until he talked to the witness. Since it was just past noon he figured he would wait until tomorrow to leave. It would also give his servants some time to get everything ready for him and to be prepared to deal with leanunya alone.     He looked around the room and noticed a servant walk over telling him lunch was ready. He nodded and stood going to put the reports on Leanunya up in his study. He put the reports up before going to the dining room.He entered the dining room and sat at the head of the table where he normally sat. He looked at the food prepared and nodded softly. The kitchen had made some lamb chops with some green beans and potatoes. It not only smelled good it also looked good and made his stomachs grumble in anticipa