[Eskal]

"Oh no, I don't think so. I'm just...Happy that I'm here, but I'm worried for my child. I miss Henry and I worry that I won't be a decent father."

[TheDyingDay]

Sikette sighed in relief, "Don't worry you'll be a wonderful parent." she said softly.

[Eskal]

"I hope so," Lucas sighed. "I just hope I can get things sorted before they get here."

[TheDyingDay]

"You'll make it." she said smiling

[Eskal]

Lucas nodded and started cooking the fish. "Thanks, Silette."

[TheDyingDay]

"It's no problem." she said grinning.

[Eskal]

Lucas smiled and finished cooking the fish and vegetabled, sprinkling them with the herbs Silette had gathered.

[TheDyingDay]

Silette set the table and added a fruit filled with berries and fruits, she smiled. "Perfect."

[Eskal]

Lucas nodded. "It smells great. I hope it tastes good."

[TheDyingDay]

"Don't worry, it will."

[Eskal]

Lucas sat down, gave thanks for the meal, and began to enjoy it.

[TheDyingDay]

Silette did not eat though, she was writing something on the book of spells, she was frowning as she wrote.

[Eskal]

"Something wrong?" Lucas asked.

[TheDyingDay]

Silette shook her head, "Just...needed to fix a spell or two."

[Eskal]

Lucas nodded and went back to his meal. Once he finished he set to preserving the rest of Silette's catch with some simple spells.

[TheDyingDay]

Silette watched Lucas, curious.

[Eskal]

"They're basically freezing spells and a few shield spells," Lucas explained. "A few cooks in the kitchen used to do this after our hunting trips. A lot of the nobles employ mages with those skills to preserve their food. That's why even in the rough years of harvest the nobles and royals were well fed."

[TheDyingDay]

"I'm afraid I was never taught that back in my youth." she said sighing.

[Eskal]

"I could teach you," Lucas offered.

[TheDyingDay]

She nodded, "I'd like that very much." she said smiling softly.