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Leena laid her cloak back out and sat again on it, starting to pull her hair into a braid when she realized she didn't have as much as before and couldn't. Smiling a little at herself, she let it be free, it didn't bother her too much. "Really? Good. I'm glad that works." She flashed him a smile, her golden eyes finding his. The smile faltered and lessened, the corners of her mouth very faintly holding the shape. She sighed heavily, resting her chin on her knees, lowering her eyes to the snow. "I know he's not.... His cousin already tried attacking him. I tried to tell him to go, but he wouldn't. Hopefully his sister will keep an eye on him for me." She murmured, hearing another screech in the sky, watching as Sarah flew overhead. She inwardly winced, she realized that he was... "I know. Priya will convince him to stay out of Talagand. I know this." She added firmly, she had seen it. It would happen.

Turning her gaze back to him, she noticed him look away, blinking a little at the sudden question. Her expression relaxed a little though a faint blush rose to her cheeks, reaching over into the snow. Gathering it into her palms, she watched as it formed a small rabbit, the blush already gone by that point. "Then I shall say no stories." She chuckled a little, making the snow rabbit run around as if real, her eyes following it. "I had run from the palace and found him the woods where I was playing. He was a hawk, badly wounded and unconscious. Took care of him then. It was entirely luck and chance. He's been my friend since." She told him with a warm smile, watching the rabbit sniff at his foot and the grass he uncovered before jumping away. She let it return to being snow, turning her eyes back to his. "Why? Just curious?" She asked softly, cocking her head a little while a small smile rose to her lips.

Vadász blinked a little at the suddenness of her command, shrinking a little before he became a hawk, resting in her lap. The jacket covered him completely, ruffling before he was visible, shivering just a little more. He still seemed to begrudge the fact, settling down though.

"Hm," he sighed, watching the rabbit. His instincts told him to chase, but he had gotten them under control long ago. "Yeah. Just curious. It's perplexing for me to think of a Talaganian hiding in wizard territory. Seeing as territory is a big thing for us, I was surprised he let himself get found. Not only that, but then attacked. It just surprises me." Flashing a small smile, he lowered his eyes again. The wind's direction had changed, and te smell of the departed elves dominated the air. Closing his eyes, he let his nose get comfortable with the smell. He didn't know what to talk about, nor what to do. Moving to the ground, he layed down in the snow. Getting curious again, he spoke softly. "How did you get your white hair? Were you born with it?"

Nodding, he smiled. He'd be surprised if a kid popped out with white hair too. Well, not one of his, depending on his mate. It must be something in the wizard blood that mixes with other blood types. Roran has white hair and he's half wizard as well. Hearnig her question, he cocked his head, looking at her. Resting his head down again, his breathing was slowing. "Potions, well, they are enjoyable to me. The fact that adding just a pinch of some plant changes what the potion is like is so intriguing. I mean," he took out a vial with a red liquid swishing around in it," this potion was blue and tasted bitter until I added a Golden Mothzard's scale to it. Once stirred and dissolved, the potion is now red and tastes a bit more on the sour side. Plus, it went from aiding an area infected with poison oak to healing poisons that are in your blood stream." Looking to the queen as he put the potion away, he smirked. "Plus, it's fun to test them out. Usually I have to test on myself, which can cause problems, and then sometimes I get volunteers. Eh, that doesn't always work out well either." Chuckling, he laid his head back again. "I just find it fun."

"Sorry for snapping, just..." Cori murmured, shrugging and gently pulling him closer so he was against her body. They'd need to leave soon, preferably once he was warm. She didn't want to be here when it started snowing again, otherwise it might get too deep for them to travel even remotely quickly.

Raising his eyebrows, he hadn't expected her to be the one telling him to be careful. He hadn't expected it at all. "Look who's talking," he smirked. "Yes, yes, I guess you're right. Can't excel at everything, now can we? So your mother was good? Hm. 'Tis a shame when another potion lover falls. Ah well."

"Ah, you are back I see." The king murmured, turning his head in Leena's direction from his seat next to Selena's bed. Of course, his comment was a little odd for him, but he seemed to have some sense of humor as he smiled to the princess.