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"Oh I get rewards now for good answers? Usually I'm the one who gives those out. Won't that be a nice change of pace." Chuckling lightly all the same, "Once you're as old as I am you remember your answers quickly all the same." Reaching a hand back to trace his fingertips back across her jaw and up her ear. "Till they complain."

"Why would her brother concern you? He hurt you just as much." And he knew it too, she couldn't deny that truth at all. Though this was Kaelin he was dealing with and she was often more deep than she was given credit for at any given time.

"Or until they discover something they don't like in the water. The possibilites are endless." Chuckling as he gave an innocent shurg when she grabbed his hand. "Oh, are you that kind of girl? Where your ears are your undoing?"

"That can always be fixed with the right kind of healer. Or we can do something else with him. I personally think he should share her fate...but that's not up to me now."

"Woman, excuse me. But I'm taking that as a yes." Giving her a mischevious grin on that note but raising an eyebrow in more curious than skeptical manner to her. "I'll keep that in mind, least I catch myself off guard and at your mercy. That would reflect badly on me."

"No, I'm not sure. I'm just making sure she gets a taste of all the pain that she gave you over the years, condensed into a few days." Shrugging lightly as it was better not to think heavily on it.

He sighed, "Never going to win." Shaking his head about it before raising his eyebrows raise in indeed intrigued manner. "Sounds ominous, I think." There were so many ways to read that remark and he wasn't sure how he wanted to take it exactly. "We will see who gets the better of who, I'm sure."

"Good." Pressing a kiss to her hair then. It was good for her to accept how things needed to be and what she was owed. He had learned a long time ago that the world wasn't fair and that you had to make it fair.

"And cue the complaining." Getting himself up he took a few seconds to calm Trys of his screaming and carrying on before wading back out into the water to get Krymsyn....which a rather large shell had hold of her hand. Or rather the crab within the shell did. Picking her up he held the shell and crab in his hand and Krymsyn supported by the other arm. "You found a very large hermit crab. He's cranky however."

A little runic jolt got the thing to let her go and he plunked it back into the water, taking Trys hand in his now free one and bringing both children back to the shore and over to Lhia, setting them down on the sand.

"It's fine." Whatever it is she was worry for wasn't really important right now, just that things were alright...at least in part as they were far from alright. His mother hadn't handled a planar jump so well what with already being bodily stressed beore it. Focusing on Kaelin at least kept his mind straight.

He smiled at the motherly care that Lhia was always able to exhibit and gave Trys a nod as the boy was worried. "She'll be fine. That crab is harmless...he was just scared when you all picked up his home." Nodding to Lhia's suggestion he scribed a rune to take care of their things and picked up the boy. "I think so too. We can learn swimming another day."

"No, she has enough people with her right now. She doesn't want to be crowded or anything. I can feel she's alright...just stressed out right now with everything happening so fast."

He led them home, got children changed and put them both in bed. One was tuckered out by the tiem they got there and the other was quick to follow. That gave Lhia and Ty the opportunity to change their clothes at the very least so they weren't soaked and sandy. "Despite crab incidents, I'd say it was a worthwhile trip down there."

Sitting on the edge of the bed with her he gave a sigh. "Don't even start there...I barely have a clue. Something about someone having a problem with Galesen and it's just too dangerous for the rest of us to be around with the magic flying around and what not."