A low groan left but still Celeste nodded.
"...Alright Master." Forcing herself to sit up, she began getting rid of any remaining sleep from her eyes. Normally she didn't mind not having any dreams. But the fact she failed to have one - let alone before something as major as the upcoming battle - it was making her a bit uneasy. Gazing over at Redfang as she finished waking herself up, it seemed she wasn't alone in the 'silent contemplation' department.
"... Something wrong?" She murmured softly, concern in her voice.
Before she could hear an answer to this, though, Amica and some slaves walked in. A smile crossed her face as she - out of habit - bowed her head to them all, though especially Amica.
"Morning." Eating the meat and bread eagerly, Celeste skipped on the wine, knowing it wouldn't be good. That was another thing she hoped to be hinted at later ... how many, exactly, she was carrying and if she even needed to worry on the 'races' of said unborns. That had been getting to her for quite a while... and she hated keeping it away from Redfang. Deciding that when this was over ... she would attempt to do so, she gave herself a nod at her own plan.
As Redfang spoke, she quickly began taking heed of his words, nodding in acknowledgement.
"I understand." She bit down a bit on her lower lip at hearing she would lead - somehow - Lycans as well as men. Letting go of her lower lip, she replaced it swiftly with a smile,
"...I'll do all I can. This will not falter .... I will make sure of that." She wanted to believe that anyways. Celeste had more than enough of her own battles and knew perfectly well how it could seem like you were winning one second and then losing the next. But this time, she was
with Redfang, not against him. Hopefully, that would help her somehow ...
Once she was done, she stood up and allowed the armor to be placed on her. It was a bit weird ... mainly for the reason of she had never worn
actual armor before now. Even back in Sparta ... she relied on her accuracy, speed, and for a last resort a shield. Otherwise ... she hadn't done anything regarding armor. Exhaling deeply, she left the tent, grabbing her longbow and quiver on the way out as she began getting ready to lead her squad.