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"Yes, Loslith, you have a wonderful memory. But you're right, I would have stopped there on the way to Falia regardless." And kissed Leo's head. "We will help them first. They are toward the lower half of the mountain where rain is sparse. A thick sheet of ice should do the trick amongst other thing." he explained, forming a cube of ice in each hand. "This is the trick. Can you tell me if these two are any different?" And held them both up. They were the exact size, shape, hardly transparent and equally cold. Elliot waited a while before placing the cube in his left hand on top of the one on the right. it appeared to be eating the ice cube while itself was melting all at once. "You'd be surprised what types of ice I can form. I've used this once for crops when were were having a small dry spell. I wonder if it'll work on large plots of land." he'd run a few experiments before going to Reta, and considering the kitchen could easily make vegetable soup, and they had a plethora of fruits it had to have worked.

"Yes, of course." and turned, looking at Leo's curious stare at the bed before smiling, hugging the other and flopping down. "If you sleep with me in my bed, you are never going to sleep on the edge." And kept his arms around the other, holding her close against him. "This way they can't take you away from me again." He murmured into his hair. "I will not be a happy man if they do that again."

Elliot gave a gentle smile before exhaling softly, silver eyes closing. He stroked Leo's hair a few times lazily before the hand rested on her back. He listened to the sounds outside his room, overhead, Leo breathing. the sounds of his day to day life, he supposed. They were nice. He continued to focus, even as his mind fogged until the last thing he was focusing on was Leo's breathing, and then he fell asleep.

Elliot couldn't quite pinpoint what he was dreaming, but his left arm was feeling somewhat numb, fingers twitching as he tried to move them and the needle like feeling shot up the limb. Odd, had his hand fallen asleep, it felt like a limp noodle, and he couldn't move it around because something heavy was on it. what was heavy on it? Well nothing in the dream, was he waking up? He was, the prince giving a groan, turning to lay on his back but paused, subconscious forcing his body to move back to its original position. He was too close to the edge, he'd fall or quite possibly dislocate his arm. He gave a tired tug of his arm before the silver eyes opened, still half-asleep and the world nothing but a blur of bright light and the smidge of color. What was on his arm? Think, think, think, something was on it. Asleep, on the edge. Where was Lily? Eyes focused on the blurred face, clearing rather quickly. "You're on my arm, I'd forgotten." he murmured, gently sliding it out from underneath his head, shifting to lay on his back. "You're smiling, what're you smiling about? Have a good dream?" he asked, stretching out his left arm.

"Oh it's not your fault, it merely felt tingly. How long have we been asleep?" And looked up at the glass roof, a bird flying overhead. No more then forty minutes, perhaps. He was refreshed enough. "Your smile is beautiful, I wonder what dream you've forgotten to smile like that." he complimented, kissing her cheek before sitting up, rubbing his arm and clenching his fist. "No my arm's fine now, not quite sure why it does that, perhaps the pressure or something." And looked down at Leo. She had eaten this morning. "Shall we grab a container of water and go for a stroll, you like the sunlight, yes? Or would you prefer to stay warm and inside?"

Elliot stared ahead of him in thought as Leo's fingers worked across his arm. They'd been going outside a lot, however earlier Leo had mentioned that all he really needed was sunlight and water to suffice, so if he had eaten more then normal this morning, perhaps he needed to go out more. It only made sense, Falians, the building he'd seen in Leo's memory, sunlight was eternally streaming through it. Yes, he didn't want Leo to get sick by staying inside for too long, but Leo was still weak, wasn't he? Elliot didn't want to get him sick by taking him outside either. The prince got out of his bed, putting his boots back on. "Let us go to my study first to make sure things are in order for Loslith, Lily, then we'll see if we'll go outside. It looks warmer."

Elliot smiled, taking Leo's hand gently and pulling him out of the bedroom, closing the door and walking. "You always tidy the room, you don't need to do that, you know." And looked up at the other with a small smile as they went back upstairs. Up and down, up and down, a typical day as the prince, though hardly with so much leisure time. "Care for another book, Lily? Loslith is well known for their scholars and writers."