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Her morning could have gone a little better. Akeldama had told her mother her plans to move in with her long time girlfriend and Ciriet hadn't reacted as nicely as she thought the woman would. There had been an argument. Some threats. And in the end Akel had just packed what was essential and most importantly hers then walked out of the house.

So now she was standing outside of the little home Pruu had with a bag over her shoulder, her spear slid into a slot for transport, a large pack in her hand and Yava at her heels. The large insect clicked his pincers as it looked around but otherwise didn't seem to do much without a command.

Akel took a deep breath and let it out in a huff that made her cheek puff out. "Well, that could have gone better." Some things had been left behind since she didn't have a place to store them and because they were deemed non-essential. Her green eyes dropped to the familiar at her feet and she gave him a half smile. "Come on boy.. lets go see Pruu." She gave a click of her tongue and then stepped forward with the intent to locate her girlfriend.

She didn't need to go far apparently. When she heard her name being called by a very familiar voice she paused mid-step and turned to look at Pruu. Akel smiled and shook her head slightly. "No, you didn't forget anything." Well this was a bit awkward.

She looked at her packs and then down at Yava before looking back at Pruu. "I told my mother I was moving in with you and it resulted in an argument. So I just packed what I could and.." Her one free hand waved at herself and familiar. "This is what you get." Likely would have been better if it had been a bit more planned out. "Surprise?"

Akel gave a wry smile at Pruu. "Don't be. Ciriet was mostly upset that I wasn't focusing on training. She thought this would distract me." While her girlfriend could be a distraction, and a damned good one at that, she didn't see Pruu letting her become a lazy bum. If anything the two would spend more time training together.

"Oh, careful what you wish for, sweetie." Akeldama chuckled and looked at the door as it was held open for her. A small shake of her head happened before she clicked her tongue and motioned Yava inside. The insect skittered in and she followed it. "No, I did manage to eat breakfast before my mother flipped out." Once inside far enough that she wasn't blocking the door she turned to look at her girlfriend. " So which corner of the house are you shoving me in?" It was a joke and she grinned after she said it but she hoped Pruu wasn't really going to put her in a corner.

"Always careful... riiiight." Akel made a show of rolling her eyes. "That's why I can usually trip you in a spar." A jest to the fact that she had a longer range weapon than her girlfriend.

Jabs done she looked around then to the door that lead to the bedroom. She took one step in that direction when she heard Pruu mention the floor if Yava slept next to her. Akeldama stopped and gave a wide smirking grin as she dropped her pack on the floor where she stood. "Oh, well.. the floor looks mighty comfortable. Don't suppose we can double up on a rug? Make it a little softer?" She was likely going to get herself in trouble before she was even settled in.

"Uh huh. My stick can beat your butt any day." Akel was rather proud of her spear. And she knew how to use it too. As long as she could keep her opponent at a distance she was likely to win. If they got closer it was a little more difficult but not impossible.

When Pruu seemed to mention turning Yava into soup Akel had to look down at the familiar. A very visible cringe formed. "I can tell you now, he will not taste good." She knew what Yava ate and didn't think it made him at all appealing. Giving her attention back to her girlfriend she offered a smile. "I was only joking though. Yava prefers to sleep outside in a tree. Only time he's slept in bed with me was when I was sick." Then her insect had taken on guard duty. Which had been rather hilarious since he got aggressive toward Ciriet.

"You mean your little toothpicks?" Akel liked picking on Pruu for her swords. She had no doubt in her girlfriend's ability to wield them or the skill she had but it was nice to poke fun every once in a while.

Yava chittered at Pruu then moved along the floor some feet away to investigate. Akeldama looked at the beast for a second then returned her gaze back to her mate. A simple nod and she moved to set her things down. First she took her spear out of the place it was being carried and found a spot by the door to keep it. There it would be fairly out of the way.

From there it was mostly clothing and blankets that needed to find a home. Those took time only because she took them out of the pack, inspected them, then folded them for safe keeping in their new home. The last thing she unpacked was her journal, ink, and quill. Those she found spot for on a shelf. In all it took maybe thirty minutes for Akel to move in.

She gave a hum at Pruu's comment but said nothing, figuring enough poking had been done over her girlfriend's weapons. Once everything was squared away and she heard the question about more space she looked around and gave a bit of a smile. "Funny you should mention that.." Akel brought her hands in front of her and seemed to wipe sweaty palms on her skirt. "I uh.. I was thinking about kids recently.." Prompted in part by a certain earthling child.

"I wanted to bring it up to you but wasn't sure how.." It made things just a little easier if Pruu was the one to steer the conversation that way. "I had the... luck.. to run into a very small child the other day." Akeldama lowered her gaze hoping that Pruu wouldn't ask any serious questions about the kid. "It made me sorta want some of my own. Or uh.. our own, if that is something you wouldn't mind.." It was a thought. Certainly not right this second. Akel had only just moved in. Maybe after a while of living together they could consider it?

Her hand came up to cover Pruu's and she smiled. "I would welcome a house full of daughters." She said with a soft nod. Turning slightly she pressed a kiss to her girlfriend's palm.

Her gaze followed Pruu's as it looked around the house and she gave a chuckle. "More space would definitely be needed before all that though." As a kid she didn't take up much space but she also had a controlling mother that made sure she had the littlest amount of stuff. If it wasn't a weapon then it wasn't needed. Akel wanted to be different than Ciriet when it came to raising her daughters. "How many were you thinking?" She was curious to know if Pruu had a number in mind or if 'as many as possible' applied.