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Leena pulled off the outer layer of her robe, wearing another one beneath that that wasn't too skimpy. Laying it down at the edge of her bed, she hid her two swords that were still on her at this point, making sure she could get to all four if she would need to. She spoke with one of her spies quietly, she always had one here but mostly to keep an eye on Eve. Now it was just to watch the kingdom. Dismissing him, she looked up as Roran walked in, glancing to what was in the bag, taking a peach for herself and a smaller loaf of bread. "Thank you again Roran." She murmured after swallowing, laying on her bed while nibbling a bit of her bread. Slipping beneath the covers once she was done with her peach, she pulled the sheets up so almost her whole head was covered, her eyes still peeping out from beneath them. She continued to just nibble on her bread, glancing to him as he lay on his bed, unsure of what to say to him so she just remained silent, brushing her white hair away. When she was done with the loaf, she just remained there curled up in her bed.

"I sent a spy of mine to the castle so that the King will be ready for us tomorrow. He knows of his existance and has permitted it." She finally said, just figuring he would want to know. Then she closed her eyes and curled up some more, all hidden except from her eyes up.

Leena blinked a little as she heard him, her golden eyes finding his. Though, they did lower, he had hit it right on the head. It had been embedded into her to try and stay as low profile as possible. "Yes... At first it was simply because of the fact that my parents were of different heritage and race, then there were some other things that the people didn't approve of. I grew used to remaining annonymous." She murmured, pulling down the covers enough to show the smile that played across her lips before vanishing, noticing his as well. "Then it was just the best way to fight." She pulled the covers back up, lowering her eyes once more, some of her hair falling across her face.

She smirked a bit, nodding her head once, a hand appearing from beneath the sheets to push the hair away, letting her face be completely shown since it was just him. "Precisely." Though, at his question, she blinked once, sighing lightly. "I'm not exactly your normal "queen." Usually they stay in their castles and don't go around from village to village to personally help their people. It can be a taxing job, but it has it's easier parts. Though, it's never really easy... You always worry about your country, you have to stay in the peoples favor, have their trust and whatnot. And you must not really care too much about yourself." She answered after a moment, holding his gaze, feeling the spell that would keep him calm start to wear off. "What about being a hunter? Obviously I've heard things, but they may be false. I tend to only listen to sources I can trust, and I'd rather hear it from one." She smiled softly, nibbling on a tiny piece of bread, sitting up to grab her robe, pulling a flask from it, taking a sip. She tilted her head a little, offering him some. "It's just some wine. Might help wash down the bread." She had scooted back up the bed, needing to fix her robe a bit, not showing off anything to him. She removed the cloth that she used as a mask, her neck exposed now. There was the tip of a mark on the side of her neck, not seeming too bothered if he saw any scars.

((Sorry. Band camp FINALLY over. Had a break down this morning. It was AWESOME. stare ))

By the time the sun began to hit the snow, Eve was awake and moving around, making breakfast for Tuin and Cori, while also using elvish to cox some grass to grow so Cori's horse could eat as well. The half-elf princess never really seemed to eat. It was no problem, she never lost stamina, but she would never eat, or at least when others were watching. To her, it was not uncommon, as Selena never visibly ate around others either, but to everyone else, it was concerning.

Tuin smelled the food cooking and lazily stood up, still trying to wake up a little, now just plopping down beside the fire, waiting for his meal. "We're heading into town today, correct?" He asked the princess, yawning, though his sharp eyes carefully followed her every movements. At the question, Eve stopped what she was doing and nodded slowly. "There are a lot of Altarion's soldiers there. There's a good chance I could get caught today. But we both know I'm not going to die just yet, so please stop worrying for the moment. We'll deal with that issue when we come to it." She sighed.

"What about Cori?" Tuin muttered, lightly flicking his tail in the ranger's direction. "I don't know. Selena keeps telling me to lose her, but last time I did all this by myself, I died..." Eve responded. The creature nodded and then nudged the girl with his head. "Then we will just let her stay until further notice."

"Yeah yeah. Just wake up, would ya?" Eve laughed. "I'd like to try and get to the first city in Talagand today." She said, giving Tuin his breakfast, patting the beast on the side.

((Nice. My hand is just bleeding everywhere...))

"What are you talking about?" Eve asked with a stare. Tuin looked as well and waited to hear the reasoning.

"Well that is odd. I don't think I've ever eaten waffles before anyways..." Eve sighed as she thought back on it. "Oh. Alright fine." She murmured under her breath before looking at Cori again. "Selena has had waffles. Not me." She said.

"My eating schedule is my own business. But I will tell you that I ate recently and that is all you should care about." Eve said quite curtly. Both she and Selena had many reasons for the odd eating habits and all eventually made sense, but both were sensitive about eating and did not really like anyone to ever know about their food or anything.