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Bethan looked as if she was going to call out but it seemed Kain had already heard and turned the corner with Fiona, Bethan didn't reply until she had them back in her sight. Fiona humming was useful since she could tell where she was without looking. It seemed to comfort Kain as well.
"Well, i've only recently met Kain but i've been learning alot about them, seems they all have quiet a bit of History, my house mate was has been going through the history for me, while sometimes rarely Kain talks about it. Not sure why though....do you have any particular questions?" she looked back up to see Kain holding the door Fiona is a quiet glassed front place. Looked more like a bakery to herself. "Looks like they have found the place"

Bethan followed suit just so Kain couldn't pich food off someone else....he tended to do that after being on the streets for so long. She sat down on the wooden chair leaning back, relaxing for a chance. "So you found her...instead of them finding you, interesting....Kain said something about pain, sleepyness and a numb sense of reality, not much on memory when he was found. So was this before Fiona delivered her message or after.....please go on" she asked curiously not taking her eyes of Kain.

Bethan looked over to Cassie in particular "Does her apperence remind you of the helmet?" she questioned. Kain sacrifice was still unknown to her, he never said anything in detail about back then anyway. She noted to herself about asking him. "Theres meant to be link between the offering and the herald, however little it may seem."

"Still quite young, I'll have to see when she comes over. Fiona is the first Herald Kain and I have met properly, this is going to be quite a learning curve" Bethan said regretfully. "I think going out was good for him at least" she sighed looking over an menu. "Would you like anything?"

Kain curled his mist around the seat hovering just a above it. In front of him the polished table gleamed showing the cake he had chosen pretented before he, but he wouldn't touch it yet. He just basked in the moment where he had food that no-one would take from him. Today was turning out great if a little uncomfortable, it was way better than being trapped inside alone or at least at work. He gazed over to Herald accompanning him.

Bethan shifted slightly wondering if she should say. No that would proberly be a bad idea if she ever wanted to get Kain off her mind. Hmm....time to make something up. "Oh youngsters thats all" she said forgetting to mention all her other troubles with Kain. She scratted at her mousey cream ears subconiously feeling slightly nevious at the study - some habit she had managed to catch off Kain in his short stay. She turned her attension to the waitress ordering a hot chocolate and some biscuits. It would be a nice change and she didn't fancy a massieve meal.

"Oh, no no!" Kain rushed out leaning forward. He paused calming himself "I'm still getting used to the outside word, its been a long time and well to meet another so soon, wern't you at the santum?" he asked feeling for the fork on the table.

(oops, i went and read it wrong anyway.)
"I'll consider myself lucky then, nothing much ever goes from the fridge with Kain around....hes a better cook than i thought for someone that used to live outside. Tamuril bought him some cook books but hes yet to find them" Bethan explained releived she didn't pick up on the missing facts. She was quite suprised at herself for picking up Kain's work, she usually ignored him.

Kain blushed realising how stupid he was being. "Thanks" he said smiling to cover his embassment."No, i think your more cute than a pain. I know that all too well" he said grimly before continuing "Fall Festival and snowmen? I thought it only snowed in winter....how did it go in the end?" he asked curiously. Maybe he was out in town when it all happened. Must of been a good day if he was out...or the complete opposite.

Bethan smiled briefly. "A well balanced child then, well shes got a quite a while to grow and learn yet, im sure her abilities will shine through in the end" she commented with high hopes. She always had a preference to girls especially after her transformation. "So, did you come out for any reason?" she asked moving the convasation along.

Kain sliced the soft cake with the side of his fork nibbling on a bit every now and then. "Ah well, history is history and life is life....hows the sunday?

Bethan wriggled her nose slightly. "Take pictures of what....there isn't much in town" It wasn't that she particlarly disliked town just she could never understand photography unless it was purely natrual, otherwise you might as well re-create it someone else, no need for more paper-like material to be wasted.

Kain licked his lips already more than halfway through his cake. "We must of been here some time, it feels warmer than usual so im assuming its around midday no?" He felt like he should ask more questions than risk having some asked about himself.