As Eriar headed out of the village, she conversed idly with the two ravens perched on her wings. They'd been more clingy of late, but she didn't mind. It was nice to have the company as she browsed the goods at the market.
This trip - unlike the last she'd taken to Kont-aar - had been rather uneventful. All she'd needed here were some fresh produce for dinner. Her own gardens weren't ready for harvest yet, so she made due when needed by going to town.
Her basket of goods had been held between both hands as she walked any talked. Until she spotted Merilin dropping down from a tree. Sliding it up to the crook of one elbow, she took his hand with her now free one and smiled.
Solas and Athim then took their opportunity, scuttling off her wings and one onto each of his shoulders. Eriar grinned as her birds both greeted him in unison with an airy Hi repeated a few times - at least until he'd acknowledge them.
This trip - unlike the last she'd taken to Kont-aar - had been rather uneventful. All she'd needed here were some fresh produce for dinner. Her own gardens weren't ready for harvest yet, so she made due when needed by going to town.
Her basket of goods had been held between both hands as she walked any talked. Until she spotted Merilin dropping down from a tree. Sliding it up to the crook of one elbow, she took his hand with her now free one and smiled.
Of course, love, when is it not?
Solas and Athim then took their opportunity, scuttling off her wings and one onto each of his shoulders. Eriar grinned as her birds both greeted him in unison with an airy Hi repeated a few times - at least until he'd acknowledge them.
You should come with me next time,she offered, once the birds had quelled themselves. She grinned, leaning into him as she continued.
Maybe then you could have a say in what I fix you for supper.
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