Ishtar licked her lips a little, glancing at him. She wanted to do it herself but... "A little... of everything, I guess," she whispered.

Daaj smiled a little and served her a fair portion of everything. He served himself a smaller portion then he had she, and he sat down to eat with the group.

Ishtar sat with her plate in silence, focusing on eating and how good it smelled. She only managed two small bites of the meat, although the greens and the potatoes she finished completely.
Teron was quiet as well, eating his fill, occasionally tearing the meat with his fingers and dipping it in some of the extra juices in the plate he'd served the chickens on.

Daaj ate his meal but he hadn't had much to start with. Bianca smiled at Teron. "Great meal." she said, having eaten as much as Teron had. "Hit the spot."

Teron smiled a little and nodded. "Glad you liked it," he said quietly. He sat still for a moment, but glanced around. When he was sure everyone was finished, he rose, collecting plates to do the dishes.
Ishtar glanced to Daaj with a small smile. "Thanks Teron," she said politely.

Daaj smiled and helped Teron with the plates. Bianca looked to Ishtar and managed a smile. "Well, how are you feeling?"

Ishtar glanced at her a bit timidly. "I'm alright, thanks," she said quietly.

Teron shifted a little. "I can take care of clean up," he said easily. "Why don't you go relax, with your sister and Ishtar?"

Daaj smiled a little. "Alright, thank you Teron." He said softly. He moved back and sat back down. "Good good." Bianca said slowly. "Forgive me for my harshness earlier, I was a bit swept up in stress."

Ishtar nodded a little. "Of course," she said quietly. She glanced up though as Daaj came back, still a little nervous around the woman.

Daaj sighed. "We are to leave tonight. Teron has the cart and I am all packed."
Bianca nodded. "That's fine by me. The less wait the better."

Ishtar nodded a little as well, and Teron walked over as he dried his hands. "You think it's safe, traveling the desert at night?" he asked.

"We have to. It will simply get too hot during the day." He said softly. "At least when we travel to the South."

Teron sighed a little and nodded, murmuring under his breath in elvish. But he tossed the hand rag aside and nodded. "Very well then," he said. "Let's get going."

Daaj nodded slowly. He moved to collect the baggage. "I suppose you get the cart and your horse ready. Bianca, get our camels. I'll carry Ishtar."

Teron mockingly saluted him, grabbing up his pack and a couple of Daaj's before leading the way out of the hut.
Ishtar blushed a little, glancing down as the others moved out, feeling useless.