A messed up family -OPEN-

"I think she'll find she'll be a little hard pressed to find time without you being here." She smiled though, knowing that things were changing and that it was a change that she welcomed. There was still so much of Nuban that she had not actually seen. She knew one thing though, if she was allowed to, she would head for one of the other towns.

Maybe Ciarbera. Or Quinahiroo. Both town's needed a better eye on, and she knew that. At the moment both were leaderless, and she knew that her father's family came from Ciarbera, he'd been the son of the lord there, but he'd been drafted into the army, and well, he had no wish to go back there. Nor did any of his sons, not she knew that someone would have to step up.

"Keya said she would have to talk to my father as it is, over something from his past. I think I'm up to it though."

"That's a good thing," said Keya's voice as she stopped, she'd been walking past the open doorway. "I need to sort out what happens with one of my towns, and I know your father might be of some help there." She smiled at them. "Only if you're up to it though Rhyllae."

"I'll be fine. I'm stronger than I look, My Queen." She smiled at her freind. She sat up, slipping out of the bed easily enough. It seemed that the bandages on her body were the only lingering remainder from being attacked the way she had been. Her strength was back.

Keya raised an eyebrow at what was going on in Kiiron's head, especially the last thought, though she said nothing of it. If that was what he wanted to do, well she would not stop him of course. She was not one to step in like that where she was not wanted.

Rhyllae grinned. "I'll be fine, stop fussing over me," she said, looking at Kiiron pointedly. "I'm not that stiff that I can't do anything for myself."

"That's true," Keya laughed. "You never were one to take the help of others when it comes to something like this."

They made their way out of the castle though, Rhyllae led the way this time, she knew where to go better than the other two. Keya was a common sight though at the farm house, and there was no need for titles normally.

When they got there, they could all see one of the other humans cursing at one of the ox pulling a plow, clearly he was having trouble with the creature. Ryan was the first to notice that she was back on the farm. "Rhy!" He came running over, having dropped the plow he'd been using.

"Hey Ryan. Having trouble with Bess are you?" Rhyllae smiled as her brother hugged her.

"You know what she's like, Rhy." He smiled, then noticing Keya, he bowed.

Keya smiled.