"I've been here a few years, it's a nice change of pace from the normal activity around here." she told Jean, her eyes being drawn to the gray face that poked itself out from hiding. She kept an ear to Jean's reply to what she assumed was Sihr, as she nudged Avery to tell her to behave. The creature was rather cute, she thought as it landed on Jean's hand. Tanwen grinned at the request to say hello, and jumped slightly when a voice popped into her head. "Hello to you to. I'm sorry Avery frightened you." she said as the mentioned fox poked its' head over the table top. Avery did nothing else though, listening for the moment. Tanwen gave her another morsel to distract her.

The faeling flitted away at the appearance of Avery, but when the fox came no closer, she returned to the table and the berry that Jean now allowed her to claim. The fur on her lower face was stained with juice, though she clearly wasn't trying to be messy. Foxes eat faelings! was the concerned reply.

"Oh, I didn't know that. I'll keep her away, although she shouldn't be too hungry with all the snacks she's getting." Tanwen apologized to Sihr. She tried not to smile too much as the juice turned the faeling's face purplish. "I don't know anything about faelings actually." she added, hoping for a bit of an education.

(( Gosh sorry I took so long, I had some things I needed to finish ))

Liana grimaced as she imagined the feeling of blood sliding down her throat. If they didn’t boil it the thing would probably fall from the glass in congealed chunks. Covering her mouth and putting those thoughts away she shook her head. “I’m sorry, I don’t know where…” Maybe she sounded dumb but for all the spell writing she could do she had little to no idea about the theology of the world.

As far as she knew, there were people with positive energy and people with negative energy. Either could be confused for the other, it depended on the person. Much like her home world, everything here seemed to be just as subjective. Had she not been expertly suppressing her own energies she imagined her friends would react much the same way as they did with Zahyl.

Liana’s eyes fluttered a moment as Kai slid in beside Archer. “I was wondering when you would come find us.” She smiled but her heart wasn’t quite in it. Mog meowed from the seat beside her and she reached absently for another finger food for the cat to pick apart.