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Vadász glanced up when she came back in, his hand taking hers once she sat down. He tilted his head just a little in thought, about to answer when he sighed. "Not very... Dammit Sarah..." He muttered under his breath, starting to walk out the door when he was promptly glomped by a girl whom seemed somehow related, her wings folding into her back and vanishing. "Oof!" He hit the ground, seeming a bit dizzy while the girl climbed off.

"Hiyah Vadász! Been a while brother." She said with a grin, helping him get up. Turning her attention then to Cori, she waved, almost skipping in her walk as she approached her, holding out a hand. "You must be his new interest! I'm Priya his sister. It's a pleasure, I never thought he'd move on." She said with a smile, having to dance away to dodge a slap from her brother.

"Dammit Priya..." He muttered, suddenly catching a kick aimed at his head, twisting the leg around as he countered. He pulled his cousin in, dropping her to the floor with a huff. "What the hell do you two want? Am I allowed no peace?" He seemed exasperated, brushing his burgundy hair back.

Sarah growled as she hit the ground, pushing herself up grudgingly. She was definitely more sour noted than Priya, folding her arms over her chest. "Sorry about before." She muttered to Cori, leaning against a wall, her wings also vanishing from sight.

Leena remained off to the side, praying for Eve's quick recovery. She just let the blood on her robes gather above her palm, watching it vanish from sight. Oh Roran will throw a fit.... Dammit... she knew this, sighing heavily as she glanced off towards where they had taken her. She didn't quite feel right in this spot reserved for elven visitors, she was only a half-elf after all... Oh well, that could be ignored, as always, duty was first. Her feelings didn't count for anything in her opinion. She knew that they should mean more to her, but they never would.

Vadász looked up when he sensed the two emotions, grimacing a little, oh this day couldn't get any worse. Family reunion, and then more people who thought him trouble. Or at least seemed to dislike his presence. He just sighed heavily, noticing Priya just move back a little, and of course Sarah would be enjoying this. She hated him now. Who didn't at this point? He just watched the werewolf calmly, taking the potion, examining it a little before nodding to him. He just grimaced a little, sighing as he knew it was impossible for him to hide in his home since he had stayed so long in Mereth. Then he just seemed to look at the werewolf blankly, his eyes moving to the potions in his box. "Thank you..." he said quietly, watching them leave. He sighed lightly, he would take them up on the offer a little later, for now he had to deal with his family. Joy upon Joy. He did drink the potion though, and it did taste like grapes, making him smirk a bit, but that soon faded.

Priya blinked a little, tilting her head as she watched the men leave. "Why don't you do that now?" She came up behind him and pushed him towards the door, making him follow after despite his growing frown. She knew he hated it when she did this to him. "Um, excuse me! He'll take that chocolate one please!" She said with a small smile, standing in front of her brother whom just sighed. She nudged him hard in the side, a brighter sort of feeling radiating off of her, almost bubbly. "Sorry if I'm interrupting." She bowed a little, brushig her black hair back.

Priya just blinked a little, tilting her head at their arguement, waiting patiently, knowing how her brother felt uncomfortable. Real subtle guys, nice job. She was tired of people beating down on her brother, he had made his mistakes, but he was doing so much better now. She glanced back to Vadász, patting his shoulder in a reassuring manner, shooing him back into the house since she knew someone could be watching. She had to hold back a chuckle from the cuffing the werewolf received, keeping her calm composure. "It's completely fine. Thank you so much. Oh don't worry, I'll remind him." She waved to them, running after her brother, peeking in the doorway to notice that Sarah was standing at a window, watching the others warily.

Vadász walked back into the house, moving past Cori to the bedroom to pick up the potion on the pillow, drinking it quickly. He then sighed and sat down on the bed, praying none of his family followed him. He knew his sister meant well, but she should have known that he hated how she always ended up in his business. And then Sarah will start on me... Oh I don't want Cori seeing this, but maybe it's better that she know... He pushed himself up, walking back into the room, seeming very weary though he tried to appear calm.

"That's better." Sarah muttered under her breath as her cousin walked back into the room, turning to face him. "What the hell do you think you're doing back? You know whats going to happen if the Kings men find you. We're not even going to go into any other bounty hunters. With the crimes you've committed and the enemies you've made, it's a miracle that your protection from the Queen has counted for anything." She snapped at him, narrowing her eyes, walking up to him so that she was in his face.

He lowered his eyes as his cousin walked up, staring at her calmly, knowing that none of his empathy would work on her. "You've already been told. I'm here to help Eve and Leena fight Altarion. Thats the only reason I've come back at all. Otherwise you wouldn't find me here. I never would have come back, I'm not a fool. I knew that death and whatever is worse awaited me if I came back here. Don't start with this again Sarah." He muttered, for once a hint of menace creeping into his voice.

She scoffed, her wings appearing and flapping in her annoyance. "Oh really? Never would have come back? I bet you wouldn't have. Then why weren't you more careful? You've always been a fool Vadász. It's what got Maria killed. It's what got your father tortured and murdered. Then your mother committed suicide by swallowing a coal from the fire that burned your fathers carcass. You have brought down your family with shame. Don't even think that such "noble" actions will ever change that. It won't matter if you try to correct those mistakes, they will remain. They have remained. People here haven't forgotten what happened forty years ago." She backed away from him, feeling Priya's hand on her shoulder. She just shook her head and shrugged off the hand, walking out the door with a huff.

Priya watched her leave, looking up while biting her lower lip to her brother, seeing how his head remained bowed. "Vadász-"

He held up a hand, walking over to the window so that none of them could see his face, unable to even look at Cori. What must she think? "She's right to be angry with me Priya. I made things hard for you and her. And countless others. Please don't try to soften that fact. I know you mean well, but just... don't. Can you leave me alone for a while, please?" He asked quietly, he needed time to think of what he should do. He then turned into a hawk and flew into one of the upstairs rooms, the sound of a door closing gently being heard.

The gothic girl watched her brother leave, sighing heavily as she looked then to Cori. "Don't bother him when he's like this. One time I tried to and I almost lost my head." She said quietly, giving her a small smile. "I'm sorry to have bothered you both like this. I wanted to see him since it's been so long. I shouldn't have let Sarah follow me." She glanced to the doorway again after her cousin, holding herself then, leaning against a wall.

(( Yesh. ^^ I CAN'T WAIT DAMMIT!! whee I has my tickets. ^^))

Priya was suddenly at her side, giving her a hug from behind, the bubbly feeling flowing off of her. It was a light hearted sort of feeling that was content with itself. Meaning Priya was content with herself. "Sure it is. What exactly has he told you about his past?" She asked quietly, moving back with a small tilt of her head. "I'm assuming he's mentioned Maria and the baby." She added in a softer voice, seeming quite gentle now.

(( Thanks! I probably will. ^^ Awww.... that sucks. Alright, thanks for the forewarning. ))

Priya simply nodded, glancing to the stairwell where her brother had gone. "He seems distant a lot because he doesn't want anything happening to any of us. Me, you, even Sarah despite her loathing for him now." She paused, looking up to the floor boards, chuckling a little. "I will warn you of this. He was an assassin of sorts for Talagand while he was working as a messenger and knight. A two-life sort of thing. Normal during the day, dark and foreboding at night. In this way he made many enemies. I hope he doesn't like me any less for telling you some of this." She brushed her dark hair back, stretching.

"He was indirectly involved in this incident that cost the kingdom much when he thought he was helping. Then he found out what actually happened, at least this is what I've been told. And it cost him his life. So, I'm thankful that you didn't push him. It brought him so much pain." She then touched her cheek gently, a small smile on her lips. "Please take care of him for me. I know he hates it when we come around to see him. Thank you for helping him heal already." Then she let her hand fall away, her wings extending from her back to stretch.

(( It's fine. ^_^ Hah! Some of his life is revealed! Rawr, brain stopped rolling over. xDD ))

"Stop whining and come on." Roran was still a bit angry with Kantern, though he was finding it hard not to laugh. The werewolf had taken his wolf form and was whining nonstop. He walk in front of Roran, lay down and look at him as he walked up. Then he'd get up and repeat. "Dumb dog," he muttered.

"Hey!" he said as he came out of his wolf form. "Just because I look like a dog doesn't mean I am one!" Caling Kantern a dog was what set him off. It was only because Roran was a close friend that Kantern didn't attack. "An don't give me the crap about how you know and were joking!" He was more angry barking at this point. He did that often when he'd get angry. Continuing to grol under his breath, he didn't say anything till he calmed down, sitting on the rock he had been on when they reached it.

Roran heard the song and grit his teeth. Saty calm. Just stay calm. She hit a high note. "Damn ******** bird!" His bow was out, an arrow nocked, and he shot it into the branch below her, missing deliberatly. "Shut the ******** up!"

Kantern watched his friend's violent rage. He waited a moment before putting in his two cents. "You really should control your anger more. You're like a firecracker with a fuse whose length varies. You'll go off and then stay angry all day." He had calmed down enough to talk with Roran now.

"You shut it too." Roran glared at Kantern before closing his eyes, sitting next to him.