A messed up family -OPEN-

She sighed, looking at Sahar. “I'm not that much of a fool,” she muttered. Really, did Sahar think she was going to go and sprint a marathon or something? It was not something she was likely to do in any state. “I'll be careful.”
She was relieved to hear that it would only take her a week to completely recover. There was no chance she would be able to not do anything that the other Yellowjackets were able to for any longer time period.

Rhyllae watched as Sahar left. It was a while before she commented at all. “Did I say something wrong?” She was confused it anything. “I only said what was the truth.” This was something that really did confuse her. Then she looked up as someone else came to the door.

“Can I come in?” It was Keya. She did seem a little surprised though, likely she'd seen Sahar leaving the room in a rush.

“It is your home, Keya, of course.” Clearly though there some formalities, when it came to these two, they went out of the window.

“I've been thinking about the issue with Manora for a while, Rhyllae. There has to be something we can do to get her off of your back. Kiiron had one idea, but I will not be the one to reveal what that was. I think it might work, though Manora is not the foe I am used to having to deal with.”

Rhyllae looked at Kiiron. “What idea was this?” She seemed interested. “Something has got to get rid of Manora from annoying me as much as she does. She barely even knows me, and yet thinks she can control me. She keeps failing.”

“It's the best plan we have at the moment, Kiiron.” She knew it was their only plan, but she knew it had to work. “Though I think she should know, it'll be easier to fool her that way.” Clearly getting her mother off of her back was the thing that was most important to her at the moment. That she knew. Manora had been making too much of a pest of herself, and that was something that had to stop, and very soon.

“Plus, she would not think that I was worthy of any elf, due to only being part elf. So you hiding yourself as a human would work well in that instance as well.” She smiled. “Let me know when you've done what is needed though, I'm not dealing with my father any time soon.” She knew though that she would grow to love him, it was something that would happen, in time.

"Of course I can." Keya smiled. She looked at her younger friend. “You just relax, Rhyllae. I won't let Manora get out of hand, you can be sure of that. I doubt she would around me, after all.” She smiled as she thought for a moment. “We won't be gone for long. If she is how you believe her to be, then there should not be a problem with our plans.”

Rhyllae nodded, laying back down. “I might sleep a while.”

Keya chuckled, looking at Kiiron after a few moments. She was amused to see just how well he had managed to change his appearence to that of a human man on his own terms.

"Where'd Kiiron go?" she muttered, looking as if there was a stranger in front of her, and not Kiiron himself. "Your eyes are still elven shaped."

"Much." She smiled at him. "Its a good thing you asked me before we got there, isn't it?" She laughed though. "I forget sometimes how different to humans in appearance elves are." Then again sh had not been able to spend that much time around the elves, but what did that matter? Only to make her a little ignorant of things.

She was still trying to get used to seeing Kiiron looking like a human. It was not the easiest of things for her to get used to. Soon though they reached the front door, and she smiled, waiting.
They were waiting for a while before someone came around the side of the house. "yes, what do you wan.." The tall elf, very much like Rhyllae-Ash in appearence, eyes wise, stopped in mid sentence. "Oh, my apologies, You majesty."

"What could I possibly want from you, human?" Manora asked.
"PLease, hear him out, Manora, I think you'll like what he has to say," Keya quickly spoke, knowing that Manora did not approve of much all that easily.
"Well, what is it then, boy?" Manora asked, staring at Kiiron with unfreindly eyes. "What could you possibly want to talk to me about?"