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Hector smiled, about to hug her, then resigned, not wnating to hurt her, "that you were awake" he said, chuckeling.

Akori found Amy lying in the grass next to Tridon, he sighed, then walked there, sitting down beside her, "you know, you could've said something before just leaving." he announced.

Amy sighed in anger, turning away from him, "I'll start telling you where I go, if you stop treating me like a three year old, and let me make my own desiscions" she said, petting Tridons stomach.

Roran nodded to his brother, thinking in silence. He wished Amaya would have had more time to sleep, but at least the pain killers seemed to be working. "Akori," he spoke softly as his brother left, staring blankly at the sheets on Amaya's bed.

"He is correct," Roran finally said. "We can't rule both without one of the kingdoms not having someone there, though Keros seems to be doing fine when all of your sisters are here in Syra." Finally looking to her, his eyes seemed distant. "We could announce that while gone in Keros, Xander and Erica are the two who are in charge here. And if your sisters ever decide to return to your home, Whoever the eldest royal there is will rule for that time being. We can't expect to be able to be in both at once, and I don't want to leave you in one kingdom while I'm in the other. If you got mortally wounded, or kidnapped, I'd be worried sick not bale to try and help or find you. No, I'm not splitting up, I refuse to." Returning to the silence, his mind was just going over everything.

As she sat up, he moved from his chair to the bed. Softly pecking her lips, he wsihed she would just lay down and rest. "You need to lay down, my darling. I have brought you food," he pointed to the crackers, "and I even gave Saber some raw meat. The water from earlier is here, and the ice is beggining to melt. If you need anything else, I'd be glad to get it for you. Just, don't get up. You shouldn't walk for a while. With that shoulder wound, and now your stomach wound, please just listen to me this time. You're too injured to do anything at all. Please just listen to me. Please."

Vivian sighed, wincing as she did, shaking her head and looking to the nurse. "Would you please take care of that wound of his?" She asked before turning back to Hector. "I'm guessing you were waiting for me to wake up. Well, now I am, and I'm concerned. It's still a hole in your leg, please let them Hector. It's not like I'm going anywhere fast."

Vivian smiled appreciatively, "Thank you." Sighing, she chuckled, wincing as she stopped. "Hector, love, its ok. Well we know things are depressing if you are feeling sad. Gah...I can't laugh...not fair." She pouted, blushing a little as she turned her gaze somewhere else when the one nurse had taken off his pants so she could get to the wound. A nurse helped her sit up so she wouldn't hurt her back, placing a tray in her lap. Beginning to eat, she found she was famished, not a speck left when she was done. "thank you." She had said to the nurse as another one brough a tray of food for Hector. Giving a thoughtful 'hm,' Vivian smiled lightly. "I suppose I should make you some pancakes when I'm healed enough to walk. That will help tremendously."

The horror of the sentence hit him fully. Tears showed in his eyes, shaking his head slightly, slowly, wide eyed. "No-" he stopped, his lip quivering. Laying on her bed with her, he was half hanging off. "Honey, we have to stay positive. We will have a child, we will. If, if you can't bear a child because of this, I swear I'll destroy every last bandit, every assassin out there." Kisisng her head, he was crying. "I love you."