Elann was glad to hear Aimee was okay, and nodded to the time table. It would give them enough time to eat, enjoy one another, and then pack up. No-one else had packed up their tent yet and it seemed people were just enjoying the day and recovering from their fears and loss. As Elann walked back, she felt sadness for those who had lost their family members, even a child having died in the night raid, but for Noah's sake she let the thoughts fade and instead focused on him and how she loved him; only making sure not to overwhelm him.
Upon entering the tent and sitting before her husband, she ate in a silence close to him. His legs were crossed under the blanket, and her legs were crossed over the blanket. She sat close enough that her knees rest between his, but not on him, just so she could be as close as possible. They both ate with their hands and she enjoyed her meal with him, but only ate some of the bread. Upon her finishing and giving him the rest of her food, she sprawled out before him on the soft fur and ran her hand up and down his thigh. Her soft piercing eyes settled on him in love and spoke to her devotion to him.
There was no telling how long he would stay in his funk, or what he would learn from his inward thoughts. Perhaps the thought of her leaving him would change some things. Perhaps the winds hurting him and the lightning striking where Caesarion - his lover of passion and desire- and Elann - his lover of everything else - meant something more to him than what it meant to Elann. She herself was confused as to the dream's meanings and it didn't particularly speak to her in her gift of insight or interpretation from the Gods. If such a feeling was experienced in her, she would have no control but to tell him the interpretation. As it was, perhaps if the dream meant something, whoever the dream God was who had relayed the message from his own Gods perhaps wanted him to figure things out himself. Perhaps it was the long road that would yield the best change and result in her husband.
As it was, she sat silently with him until he finished both plates, and seeing him do so, she would feel even more at peace. Elann had a strange bliss in seeing her husband eat; far more than anyone else could understand. In the desert, one didn't eat much, and the act of providing your husband with a good meal took on a greater meaning as it wasn't wasteful. He was her protector, her avenger, her lover, and to Elann, feeding him was a sign of not only her love for him, but self preservation. Up in the north where they were, food was far more abundant, and so the simple act of feeding someone was made less than what it was where she grew up. She had once explained all of that to him and the difference, but it didn't mean she still didn't derive enjoyment from watching him eat.
Upon entering the tent and sitting before her husband, she ate in a silence close to him. His legs were crossed under the blanket, and her legs were crossed over the blanket. She sat close enough that her knees rest between his, but not on him, just so she could be as close as possible. They both ate with their hands and she enjoyed her meal with him, but only ate some of the bread. Upon her finishing and giving him the rest of her food, she sprawled out before him on the soft fur and ran her hand up and down his thigh. Her soft piercing eyes settled on him in love and spoke to her devotion to him.
There was no telling how long he would stay in his funk, or what he would learn from his inward thoughts. Perhaps the thought of her leaving him would change some things. Perhaps the winds hurting him and the lightning striking where Caesarion - his lover of passion and desire- and Elann - his lover of everything else - meant something more to him than what it meant to Elann. She herself was confused as to the dream's meanings and it didn't particularly speak to her in her gift of insight or interpretation from the Gods. If such a feeling was experienced in her, she would have no control but to tell him the interpretation. As it was, perhaps if the dream meant something, whoever the dream God was who had relayed the message from his own Gods perhaps wanted him to figure things out himself. Perhaps it was the long road that would yield the best change and result in her husband.
As it was, she sat silently with him until he finished both plates, and seeing him do so, she would feel even more at peace. Elann had a strange bliss in seeing her husband eat; far more than anyone else could understand. In the desert, one didn't eat much, and the act of providing your husband with a good meal took on a greater meaning as it wasn't wasteful. He was her protector, her avenger, her lover, and to Elann, feeding him was a sign of not only her love for him, but self preservation. Up in the north where they were, food was far more abundant, and so the simple act of feeding someone was made less than what it was where she grew up. She had once explained all of that to him and the difference, but it didn't mean she still didn't derive enjoyment from watching him eat.