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Trina gave a soft laugh. "I intend to fly back..." She said, smiling slighty. "I guessed. It wasn't following me..." Trina kept her eyes somewhat closed, to keep the sand out of them. "If I stay, I'll fall asleep River." And then she looks puzzled, and then reminded of something. "Are you sleeping?" She asks.

Trina watched River thoughtfully. "Sleep restores a person River..." She didn't press the subject though, same as everything else. "Thank you. I shall visit soon River, my friend." She smiled softly. Her irredescent wings flickered into existence again, Trina in the same space, as if they had been there the whole time. "I shall see you soon." She kicked off then, remarkably fast for one who didn't speak much. It wasn't long before Trina was lost from sight entirely.

It was strange the feeling that Rose and fell in River's chest as she breathed in an out. It was taunting her with it's dark ways as she listened to the ticking in her chest as the heart beat like it should always. Walking along the deck the sun poured into the Temple the glass that kept the sand out remained hot and reflectionless. Like it wasn't there- but it was.
Her dark eyes scanned across the desert sands and she smiled softly knowing just over the Dune there was the relitivly large town where she gets food for herself and the Children. Now though- she had another person living with her; More family that she wish she understood.
"Daniel?..." Rivers voice was low, quiet as she slid the door open to his room and peered inside it, strange he was still asleep. She would make herself some coffee in her kitchen then.
Closing the door she stepped back and walked down the hall, the silk black robe toasting in the sunlight, making her purr softly at the feeling.
Pulling a door open she entered the house walking through two rooms before entering her very large kitchen. Gazing across it she scanned the counters the dark marble shimmering int he light.

As time passed River dressed herself, the pale milky color bandages wrapped around her torso and waist closed away peering eyes that wished to see her skin. The black fabric cloak swaying softly with her hair as she walked, leaving it open and un buttoned. Her slacks dragged on the floor having not put her shoes on since she was in the house still, the hem of the pants sliding down her hips slightly- being too big for her small body. Scoffing her eyes skimmed the room, "Kaden, Sasori be good for Daniel alright?" River said shortly grabbing her boots and slipping the black things on, making sure they where securly buckled and tired before taking off through the Mirror in her room.

"Help! Help Someone help me I'm under attack!!" Kaden screamed to the house throwing himself into Rivers room panting as he scramblined around the bed. "Stop tenma It's affection it's a good thing I wansn't trying to kill yooouuu!" He whined at the red head as he stood there, blinking at Kaden.
"I thought we were playing..." His brow furrowed as he set the knife on The side table and looked at Kaden who was heaving a breath.
".....P-playing? That's playing?!" Kaden said pointing to the knife, "What the heck kind of game is that hunter and prey!?" There was a silence as Sasori stared at him and he rolled his eyes.
"Lets go bounce the ball on the deck." Kaden said happily sliding off the bed and walking out of the room, looking over his shoulder to watch Sasori fallow with a bored expression.

Finally Daniel awoke, hair and clothes tossled. As he sat up, he peeled off his shirt and put his pants back on. In nearly an instant, his bed-head had returned to it's peaceful, silken self atop his head. Not bothering to try and put his shirt back on, he opened the door, and looked around. How on earth was he to- Ah, no matter. he would follow how he had gotten there last night. This is how Daniel ended up shirtless, and coming down the stairs of River's house, looking around for any sign of life.

Daniel's large barefeet padded along the floor softly, as he tried to find the library where he knew he could keep occupied. "River?" he asked, just to be sure if she was here, or not.

The tall man clasped his large hands together, with a small nervous smile. "Looking for you! And, about to sit down with a good book. Can I do that, Miss River?" He bit his lip a little bit, nervously taking a seat, eyes jumpy and hands wringing each other.