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Castor appeared disinterested when the subject of Viorica missing came up, for the most part trying to not think about it and instead enjoy the rest of the vacation. But as usual, his father was keen with his eye and able to recognize that the feline was missing from the breakfast table and inquired as to why. He paused to finish eating the bite of sausage in his mouth, not wanting to talk with a mouthful being raised on the idea that it was unkempt to do. "Oh, she is going to be staying here today. I believe she had mentioned that her heat ended up starting and taking her anywhere, much less a crowded park would be out of the question." He stated all of this matter of factly, and the way his features did not display even an inkling of remorse for leaving Viorica to tend to said heat all lone.
He continued to eat what was put onto his plate, the table only being interrupted when one of the staff had come over and appeared apprehensive at first since it was a female. "My apologies, I had been informed by Miss Viorica that she was going to need her food inside of the room due to the circumstances. I simply came to fetch a plate for her." The petite deer seemed to feel like prey amongst a sea of predators and that could easily attribute to the nerves being displayed. She swiftly picked up some of the fruits and a pastry or two that were there but specifically seemed to be avoiding the meats. "Oh, she said that during this period meats can make her nauseous."
Nayu bowed respectfully before disappearing with the requested items, leaving the dragon family to their meal and heading toward the door to Viorica's suite. It was unusual for a prey animal to be sympathetic or actively want to be around an apex predator. Things were different now, though; since she sympathized with the poor feline being sequestered away and forced to endure the heat all on her own. The deer quietly knocked against the door before entering and shutting it promptly. "Here miss, you need to at least try to eat something." Okay, so the plate being ordered was a white lie of sorts - but when the deer came to check up on Viorica and found her curled into a ball on the bed and barely responsive she took action to feed and water her.
Viorica hissed quietly but ended up relenting and at least chugging down the water and juice that the female staff brought with her, the ache and mild chills from before disappearing a bit or at least feeling a tinge of relief. "Thank...you." Her lips and vocals barely seeing fit to work at that moment, casually sitting up on the bed and taking a few bites from an apple and some grapes that would at least put nutrients onto her empty stomach. The mild hangover from the night before only made the nausea bubbling inside of it that much more intense, even finishing off half of the plate put in front of her was a full-on effort. Nayu smiled gently, taking the plate away after she noticed she was done and whispered a promise to return and check on her within a few hours before shutting the door and returning back to her work.
Castor on the other hand, seemed to be receiving plenty of scathing looks in response for his words. "What? Why is everyone looking at me like that. Do we really want her to go along with us and end up getting assaulted?" It seemed that despite best efforts, the dragon could not see the true reason behind the dual stares of loathing directed his way even from across the table.
He continued to eat what was put onto his plate, the table only being interrupted when one of the staff had come over and appeared apprehensive at first since it was a female. "My apologies, I had been informed by Miss Viorica that she was going to need her food inside of the room due to the circumstances. I simply came to fetch a plate for her." The petite deer seemed to feel like prey amongst a sea of predators and that could easily attribute to the nerves being displayed. She swiftly picked up some of the fruits and a pastry or two that were there but specifically seemed to be avoiding the meats. "Oh, she said that during this period meats can make her nauseous."
Nayu bowed respectfully before disappearing with the requested items, leaving the dragon family to their meal and heading toward the door to Viorica's suite. It was unusual for a prey animal to be sympathetic or actively want to be around an apex predator. Things were different now, though; since she sympathized with the poor feline being sequestered away and forced to endure the heat all on her own. The deer quietly knocked against the door before entering and shutting it promptly. "Here miss, you need to at least try to eat something." Okay, so the plate being ordered was a white lie of sorts - but when the deer came to check up on Viorica and found her curled into a ball on the bed and barely responsive she took action to feed and water her.
Viorica hissed quietly but ended up relenting and at least chugging down the water and juice that the female staff brought with her, the ache and mild chills from before disappearing a bit or at least feeling a tinge of relief. "Thank...you." Her lips and vocals barely seeing fit to work at that moment, casually sitting up on the bed and taking a few bites from an apple and some grapes that would at least put nutrients onto her empty stomach. The mild hangover from the night before only made the nausea bubbling inside of it that much more intense, even finishing off half of the plate put in front of her was a full-on effort. Nayu smiled gently, taking the plate away after she noticed she was done and whispered a promise to return and check on her within a few hours before shutting the door and returning back to her work.
Castor on the other hand, seemed to be receiving plenty of scathing looks in response for his words. "What? Why is everyone looking at me like that. Do we really want her to go along with us and end up getting assaulted?" It seemed that despite best efforts, the dragon could not see the true reason behind the dual stares of loathing directed his way even from across the table.