Vaclav Domonkos
Ashkevron Residence in Askavi:
Artemis smiled, blushing at Fatima’s complement. “I think so too…and maybe some calming tea for everyone else.” She held back an eye roll as Belar corrected how Mikhail should address Fatima. Yes, she understood the importance of properly addressing people, but it was clear, at least to her, that Fatima wanted to create a friendly atmosphere and was not too concern with proper titles.
She followed behind Fatima and Mikhail as they made their way back to the kitchen. “Of course I’m coming” Artemis’s stomach grumbled at the mention of food. While she had had a quick bite before leaving the inn in the morning, she had not had any food since. The plate of pancakes she left in the kitchen sounded good about now.
Although Artemis wanted to start her breakfast when she got back to the kitchen, she also wanted to start on the restorative brew. Who knew when Fatima would wake up. “Where’s the kettle?” she asked Fatima. “We should get some water boiling.”
Artemis Fleur
Ashkevron Residence in Askavi:
Vaclav nodded at the answer, pretending to understand. He sensed that there was more to the story but Denar seemed tight-lipped about it and he did not want to press. Wasn’t the Lady Ashkevron a healer? If their mother needed a Healer, why not keep her here? Why let her stay at the inn? While he had all these questions, Vaclav didn’t voice them. Rather he sat in comfortable silence as he ate his breakfast.
He visibly relaxed when Artemis walked back into the kitchen. He wasn’t necessarily worried when she was gone, but he kind of was. It was just better if he could keep his friend with in eyesight when they were in an unfamiliar place. Despite being relaxed for a solid minute, he tensed back up when he heard another Eyrien voice. Christ, how many people lived at this house.
Sitting back in his chair, trying to act nonchalant, Vaclav quietly sipped on his coffee. Friends huh, he thought about how Fatima had introduced Artemis and Mikhail. He never knew friends could be made that quickly, especially not in this day.