Gwynneth
Eighteen || Tribe Member || Forest || Open
The large masked owl jolted her head back in slight surprise, then tilting it to one side in wonder to why he had sounded a bit snappish to her. Shaking her head, she let her feathers relax quickly before responding to his question. "What, you never get lonely?" She asked him, a hint of sarcasm invading her voice. Gwynneth never got lonely, either. She was used to being a rogue most of her life, so she loved the company of a good fire and the forest. She sighed and looked away from him, staring out in front of her for a few beats before speaking again. "I don't personally need anything, but you might. From the sounds of it, breakfast is ready. You're allowed to eat, you know. You're not patrol every minute of the day; you don't start 'till later anyway." The dark owl informed him, knowing that he might be hungry and that being on patrol wasn't the only thing he had to do in life. At least he seemed relaxed, which was a good thing. She simply wanted to give him a bit of company, because she didn't like anybody being alone even if she herself preferred it. And wanted to let him know to get some food.
Evelyn
Eighteen || Tribe Leader || Kitchen || Kyrin
Watching him fix a plate together, she chuckles at him a bit. Kyrin was so awkward, but she didn't mind it at all. The smile on her face never faded, even as he steps back and wipes his shaky hands on his pants. It was totally fine, she was used to him being quiet and antisocial most of the time. Her hazel eyes just watch him work, him seeming nervous or embarrassed. She furrows one brow and tilts her head, the smile still on her face as he sets the plate down in front of her. "Why, thank you! Such a gentleman." She teases as she sits down on the wooden stool he pulls out for her. She picks up a fork and easily cuts the edge of her sunny side up egg with it, scooping it up and putting it her mouth. It was delicious, so she takes another few bits before picking up her taost and eating some of that as well. Pretty soon, she was done, so she wiped her mouth with a napkin before standing up and picking up her plate to carry it to the sink. She rinses it off before sticking it in the dishwasher to be cleaned later. The sudden thought of where all the others were struck her mind, but she most likely didn't have to worry about it. But they were missing breakfast.



