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Malik chuckled lightly, running his hands over her skin.

"As long as it takes for you to get better. I can handle a little added stress while you recover and get well. you know your health is more important then a stress level."


the Ogres looked between eachother, and the gate opened on it's own, and they escorted him to the front doors, which a servant opened and let him inside and offered him a seat while she went to fetch Zahara that a guest had arrived for her.

"Careful that think may leap off your face." Sipping her wine once more as he went about asking his question, well he looked totally surprised now didn't he? Of course he did. "Get a new eye put in...an artificial one of course. I've heard humans use glass. Some elves back home in my own plane get ones of crystal and magically infused ones that restore thier sight to a degree. It's rather neat really. Daddy explained it to me once as being possible because elves were more mental than physical creatures, a mind over matter sort of deal helped with magic. It's a permanent fusion of body and crystal, magic there till it heals and the mind recognizes the new replacement as a true eye." Giving a little shrug. "I know a moon elf or two who has one, seeing as our vision is fragile at times and we live so close to the drow. Crest Brigade too."


"You do know that health and stress level ties together yes? So then, it's me worrying about your health as well. Fair is fair then. Besides, with your little...display...of yours earlier, I dare say you are nowhere near as mellow as I want you to be. You should be able to strike out at someone in a wholly docile manner, with nothing but your voice and a tone to get your point across." So there, she won. But she turned her head and pressed a kiss to his chest before laying her cheek against him again.

Nadai nodded, walking himself in but politely declined the seat...he'd rather stand. Oh it was so nerve racking being here. Especially when he had never met the D'vinns personally and who knew what stories were true or not. He did know that they could take down a dragon though...well, everyone had seen it happen. Then he blinked as Zahara made herself known...and slapped himself in the forehead before giving a sheepish look. "Oh yeah...I suppose I could have...heh..." Kicking the ground a moment. "Anyway...well it seems all of this came from the scouting that Vesendar's been doing. Apparenly Mira and the group she was with set up a camp of sorts outside the border of Twilight Lands. Inthara never crossed...but Tyrovira, the apparent initator of this attack, thought he was too close and she's...well she's kind of stuck in the old ways a little...

Sevilin looked to his son and gave a reassuring pet. "She has someone she needs to see for a moment, just like the serf said. She'll be back in time for the end I'm sure, no worries."

Malikhai looked up as the story was paused and thus expectantly to his friend to make the decision. After all, it was polite to wait on stories if someone was reading them with you.

Arthur just sat there, his face expresionless as he focused on listening to Isle explian about the whole eye thing, how humans used glass and yet elves use crystal and get it magically infused so that it could restore his eye to a point. As she spoke though a small smile appeared on the elf's face and it kept on growing until it was a big as it could get, he really wanted to get this done, and that could be seen with the smile on his face. "Well...is it painless? and what would happen if the eye was struck woud it be able to withstand from be shattered?" He leaned back into his seat as he watched the older elf with a grin now. "Though can I get it done down here or do I have to go to the surface to get it?" The one thing Arthur really want was to get his sight back and he would do anything to get, including getting a piece of crystal placed inside his eye socket.

Arthur nodded lightly as he quietly listened to Isle answers to his questions, he really really wanted to get one of these 'eyes' for himself because for once in a very long time he would be able to see fully once again! the young elf chuckled lightly and sighed a little as she shifted in his seat. "Isle you have given me some very good news...and it's been awhile since I have heard any..." Though he waved his hand when she spoke of the healer that was needed for this whole thing. "Well if I do go up to the surface that is when I'll get it, I can wait a little longer so there is no need to worry." Though now he was so happy he couldn't sit straight. "Oh what can I do to thank you for this information Isle? Surely I can do something for you telling me all this!" He was happy as the little kids would be wen given some sort of desert, though now he was leaning in his chair as had a large grin on his face, he couldn't get the idea out of his head no matter what anyone would tell him now.

Uh huh...he really was into this wasn't he? Apparently so. He looked all happy and such...almost like a young eighty year old elf when they learned something new. Wasn't it just cute? Though some days Isle wasn't into cute...she wanted a sense of a dashing rouge. Thus she was merely comfrotable in her chair, sipping her wine. "It's just freely offered useful information Galesen, no reason to repay me back..." After all, some information had a price tag on it but not all. "Though if you feel the need, I'm sure you can come up with something.

He watched her go through the paces of his information and then nodded at her when she thanked him. "I plan to, after all, no one wants bring this place down on us. That wouldn't be fun." Then another one of those smiles at Zahara. "I always deliver."

She stared at him again...he was really overtaken by this wasn't he? She half expected him to shed a tear or two. "And what's wrong with having one eye? Piper has only half an ear, others have other more crippling body parts missing. You've been going this long with just one eye. I at least thought humans were creative enough to fix that kind of problem." Yes she did human bash, though she didn't really mean to do it, it just came out harsh and such. This was the most trying man she had been trying to bed in a while.

"true, but the stress to health relation is not as bad as the concussion to health relation. which means if push comes to shove, my health risks are far less then yours, thus less dangeruos, thus I get to take the reins before you do, so there. and the healers will back me up on it."

Speaking of which...if she was this energetic, they should go a little longer. more Malik Fatigue for her!


Slaves unobtrusively watched Arthur and Isle, hand signals between eachother, some annoyed, some rather pleased. yes, wagers had been going on about those two. But they did at least keep mouths shut and not stare or gawk. they knew better than that. though some of them had half a mind to alert Zahara...just to see fireworks.

Isleandra watched as he tossed the patch into the fireplace. Well, she guessed there would be a lot of discussion with Malik about what Galesen was going to do...whether it be a trip to Andal or not for him...he seemed rather focused on this eye thing. A gentle nod from her, finishing off her wine and setting the empy glass aside. Well well, what was this? Did she just hook herself a fish? It seemed so as he got closer.

Teal with gold rimmed puipls turned to look at his arm as he braced it on the chair then back to him as he was leaned down in front of her. Oh yes, she had hooked herself a good fish indeed she surmised when he tilted her head to kiss her and his affirming words. She won...then again she always did. But a hand reached up and grabbed his shirt collar, holding him in that kiss a moment before she pushed him away and stood, giving him a half closed eyes with a spark of gold from thier depths seductive look to him. "Then you better suggest a private space shouldn't you? I'm not one for public shows."

"The healers are more scared of me than they are of you, and I will find my out of this bed as I earlier told you. Not to mention that you have so much stress that it drives you to do harmful things to yourself anyway so-" Of course she never got to finish the argument as Malik decided that he hadn't worn her out enough yet and went about making damn sure that she wasn't going to want to go anywhere, be it from being tired or pleasureably sore. Well...that and she probably wouldn't have a voice left to argue with him by the time Malik was done with her.

Malikhai merely got himself up and took the book from his aunt, toddling back over to the shelf and putting it back where it belonged before scanning the spines for another title that they preferred. He ended up bringing back one about dragons and elves that were working together against the proclaimed force of evil. Thus back to his spot next to Lharika, flipping open the cover, clearing his throat and taking to reading.

Nadai shook his head lightly, wiggling his eyebrows at her and clicking his tongue before nervously clutching his vesendar blue tunic once more in nervousness over being in this place. At least he hadn't had a run in with the D'vinns yet. "Will do Zahara. Remember, you owe me one now." Thus shaking his head as she walked off and he turned himself, heading out. Oh this would be a long day...

Sevilin's attention turned up to Zahara as she decided to settle on the bed with them and turned her attention on himself. He cleared his throat lightly, noting her tone, but he didn't have to try and whisper seeing as he couldn't do much more than that. "I did have them subdued...quite easily. But no, one wasn't a rune mage...Zykariel must have gotten hurt around the same moment, and I got distracted...let my guard drop. I thought I could get away before they recovered and didn't think there was one more in hiding, stupidly enough."

Coughing lightly again, but settling a bit easier this time. A slight angle of his eyes to her fingers as they pushed through Zykariel's hair, then back up to her own eyes.