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Lin thought about, she hadn't had the slightest clue since she had plently of time to spare now. Which begged the question of what she should be doing....

"Hmm... I don't know acutally... maybe I should go and ask Elros for more language lesson, I think he has shift later on in the day," she mused.

After all, she didn't want to run around too much otherwise she wouldn't be able to go with Aragost.

"Well, follow me then," Arwen beckoned, starting back towards the ranch at a far more casual pace than before. "I'll take you back."

She wasn't sure how well Lin knew the woods - considering how little time the girl spent there, and how much less of that was spent in the woods themselves.

"Alright," Lin replied following Arwen, "What are you going to do for the rest of the day?"

She had to look up at Arwen when asking this, it was hard to imagine that Arwen was probably around the same age in a mental sense as her. Since her friend of course was just so much taller.

Arwen grinned, her eyes lighting up with excitement.

"Train," she replied simply, though her expression showed the strength of her emotion. "Mama says that if I train in the day, then I can do my regular lessons after dinner, as long as I don't slaek off or skip them, like Ahren used to."

Lin giggled at that until she realized she hadn't trained yet, "I haven't done any training yet today, but I'll probably manage to get some in if Aragost takes us on another lesson," she scratched the back of her head thoughtfully, "Not enough hours in the day... oh well. What does Ahren do now?"

"He trains, too," Arwen grinned. "Mama still makes sure he does his lessons, but he does more training than anything. He doesn't like lessons. He has too much trouble sitting still for them and paying attention."

She shrugged. "I don't understand it. I think it's interesting. I just think it's better to train when the sun is up and the weather is nice, instead of wasting the time inside and then training outside when it's dark or cold or whatever."

"Maybe he just needs to find something he likes to learn... to a reason to sit in his lessons, or just kept busy..." Lin mused.

She had to admit, she would be edgy too, but she was always absorb in what was going on, probably because she always had questions. Since she asked them, it was only polite to listen to the lesson being told.

"Though.... I think one day... I'll have to train in the dark and cold... otherwise I won't really know what it's like to be out there, but I can't. I don't think anyone would let me, too little."

"Maybe," Arwen agreed. "But he just doesn't like paper learning, I think. Mama says if she can't get him to settle down soon, she's going to hand him over to Aragost to teach instead."

She giggled. "Then he'll be good."

She looked thoughtful at Lin's suggested version of training.

"I don't think you have to train in the dark and wet, necessarily," she shrugged, "because if you do you're going to make yourself sick ... at least, don't do it that way until you're good. I couldn't do it, I would skid out on the grass and hurt myself."

For part of her training anyways -- her self-training. For weapons and fighting training, she would be fine. Was fine.