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He howled outside. Shortly after, his brothers returned with freshly-killed deer.

Sam entered the bathroom and started bathing. ''Relax.. dont rage.. whatever they say or do.. dont rage..'' she said the herself.

"Dig in!" he said, grabbing the heart for himself.

Damion clears his voice. "So anyway, Seren, I need to talk to you, privately."

Niena glanced over at the newcomer and smiled prettily. "I am Niena," she said, curtsying.

"As do I, but you may take him first," he said with a mouthful of heart

Damion smiled back, "A pleasure, I am Damion," he said bowing.

Everyone could tell Seren was frustrated. He then walked outside by himself and sat for a minute.

"Pleased to meet you, Damion."

"Isn't anyone going to feast?" he said, licking his lips and hands.

"It's nice to see someone knows how to properly greet someone," Damion said, still smiling. "If you'll excuse me for a moment," Damion walked outside and sat next to Seren. "So, how's life and all," he said with mild sarcasm.

Sam walked out of the bathroom and got outside to see Seren. ''hai..'' she muttered, sitting next to him.

Damion gave Sam a look that said, "I was in the middle of something." Damion didn't speak, though, he simply stood up and went back inside, hoping to avoid conflict. He then walked over to Niena, "Sorry about that. So from whence do you hail?"

Inside the cabin, Niena takes a small bit of venison to eat. "Thank you," she murmurs with a polite smile.

"You're certainly welcome," he replied.

Sam threw a paper at Damion. It had writting on it: ''I am not mad anymore, you can go on and talk to him, i was gonna go anyways. Its just that i dont give trust to anybody that fast.''

She then turned to Damion. "Oh, hello! I came from the forest not far from here; very beautiful but not hospitable for the weak of heart." She smiles.

"If you're gonna say something, say it," Vehrisdjak shouted, seeing the paper ball hit him.

"I know how that is, Sap-scent," he interrupted

Damion picked up the paper and read it. He thought, "I should thank her later." He then turned back to Niena and said in reply to her and Vehrisdjak, "Indeed, I can sort of relate to that," he said nostalgically.