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"...Aslane is still young," He glanced at his brothers. Callin was helping Aslane back onto the horse, "He's just worried about Davae- they're twins, so he gets worried a lot." Urien sighed.
"Thank you for your help, anyways. And please, apologize to your father for me," he grimaced, "Our family is not usually like this. Davae was awfully to excited to come here."
He gave a short nod and continued to stare ahead, waiting for the guests to depart before a little voice in the back of his head told him he was being rude. "Traveling through the North is a long and perilous journey, and the winter storms are arriving shortly, as is the time in these lands. We would be delighted to have you as temporary residents in our home, until the weather clears."
Aisling turned and glided down the corridor once again, much farther this time, until he stopped and turned, gesturing to the room with a slender, feminine hand.
At dinner that night, Aisling was seen without his cloak on. He was wearing a black button up shirt and dark pants with boots, his dark hair pulled back in a half upper pony tail, though his bangs had fallen out a bit in symmetrical locks on either side of his face, his blue-grey hazel eyes staring down at his food as he played with it with his fork. He sat beside his brother, and across from the guests, his father sitting at one end of the table, and his mother at the opposite end.
The greying Lord was polite to his guests, but it was obvious he preferred silence than insolent chitter chatter over dinner. Or any time, for that matter.