[h2]Thernous[/h2]

The man smiled as he looked at the two bears, he would give his grandson some ease from his disappointment, but he just relaxed as his hand reached for bread, taking it slow as he ate. He would enjoy himself, but he was more curious about the twins and their eating habits. Did he have enough food prepared, he had forgotten about these two, he expected them to have maybe a pig or something before hand to tide their hunger, but with how they stared at the food. He doubted that happened; maybe it was still cooking, maybe, likely not, or he misjudged the two appetites. 

But then, he saw something, he saw sadness in them. He knew what it was from, but there is nothing he could do but try and comfort him, he ate slowly and he just sighed a bit, he looked at his grandson and then to the two before he stood and made his way over to them. He patted their heads as he gave them both a scratching. 

"He will be safe soon enough, it's not that far and as soon as we get near, I bet you both will be able to sniff him out." he said quietly as he stood behind them, "You will get to see him and be a whole family again soon enough. When you get his scene, my grandson will make sure he's safe with the others, and if he's hurt, I can make sure he's alright."

Thernous slowly handed two small glasses out, likely very small compared to them both, "But, do not think about that now, eat some, and feel free to drink a bit as well; when we leave, we will be riding swift and fast to get where we need to be in a short amount of time." 

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[h2]Erwin[/h2]

Erwin felt the gaze of his grandfather leave him, and he saw sympathy in the man when he walked up to the bears. He took that time, to just continue to drink as he stood there in the corner to more or less hide. He stared at the food for a moment, but decided to not go for it yet, but maybe he should. 

With that, he slumped his shoulders and continued to fasten his things to his neck as he let cloth and cloak drape him. He enjoyed it, but it felt as if he was missing something, but regardless, he wished he stayed in the other room at that moment. He thought more would come, but that did not seem to be the case. He walked to the table, and took bread, and cheese and went back to just deal with anything but his grandfather.