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"That's good," Lore murmured.

Well, being sleepy was normal, after all Storm had not felt well and his body was still recovering. He looked down at little Idhril with a smile.

"Good morning to you too," he murmured, "And what news do you have for me today?"

Idhril giggled and reached her hands up to Lore so that he would pick her up.

"We slept in a really really big bed!" she told him excitedly. "It was really big! Just like this one!" And she pointed at the bed for about half a second before putting both arms back up to Lore.

"They're really comfy beds," Celebor grinned, patting the bed beside Elnara. "It made me really sleepy. I didn't even dream last night!"

Elnara laughed and stood up. "Well, that's good," she smiled. "Anyways, shall we head down to breakfast? I'm sure we'll be the last ones there by now."

Lore chuckled at that picking up his (his?) little girl hugging her close. He could see where that would be quite a bit of excitement.

"Does this mean you had a good sleep too?" Lore asked Idhril.

Ruel was in a foul mood, and was so concentrated on getting straight to work that he didn't even hear Lin coming after him, despite the fact that she was running and thus making more noise than she usually would.

As it was, he was also moving more quickly than usual, speed walking, as it were, to put as much distance between himself and the Dining Hall as quickly as possible.

If Lin understood the term of cursing she would have cursed elves for thier long legs and herself for her short ones. She had never seen Ruel walk this fast, and she found herself having to continue to run to at least keep him in her sights.

She leaned forward as if to try and gain more ground, though that probably wouldn't have worked so well as she kept an eye on Ruel's retreating form. If it weren't for the fact he would give her to one of the guards she would tell him to slow down already.

Even though she knew he wouldn't slow down.

Ruel grumbled to himself and sighed as he picked up his pace and moved even faster towards the end of the hall, where he turned the corner and headed for the stairs that led to his forge. His day had started out rather sourly, and he wanted the solitude that his forge would bring him.

Half a minute later, he was safely down the stairs and in his forge, the door shut tightly behind him.

Lin stared down the stairs, bent over with her hands on her knees as she tried to get her wind back. She glared at the door as if it was its fault that she knew she couldn't get in.

"Ah..." she pouted as she sat down, "Darn it.... now I'm hungry," she muttered as she got up and wobbly wandered back for something to eat.

Lin padded back down towards teh Dining hall, it was amazing how much energy she had already used after just getting up. Though the whole thought made her a bit annoyed. Perhaps if she could beat him to the place since she knew how where he went to and where he worked, but she couldn't do anything about it, because she couldn't go inside.

"Now what am I going to do in the morning?" she pouted.