Eva just listened quietly through all of Jasper's troubles as she slowly finished her apple. It was more obvious to her now just how much her body had been craving something to eat as she felt the food slide all the way down into her empty stomach. The sensation made her shiver. She glanced up at mention of a book, chuckling softly when Jasper handed her the heavy tome the orcs had given them. Mumbling something about it probably being time to read up on dragon riders, she accepted the book in her arms and tossed the apple core out the window. When a bag of gold was handed to her, she moved to tie it to her hip, almost tempted to give her hips a little shake to hear the coin clinking about, but when she glanced at Jasper's fatigued, albeit smiling face, she decided against the temptation and simply nodded to her company.<br/><br/>When everything was settled, she huffed the tome to cradle in one of her arms as she moved to place her hand on Jasper's arm. "Ya gonn be fine, Jaspah. Aye'll help ya out..." She smiled at the woman before slipping out of the room and inn and into the crisp morning air. For a moment, she stood there to take in a deep breath of her surroundings; though she was mostly just shaking off the last bits of lust she had clinging to her mind. Being shoved against the wall like that and those eyes--<br/><br/>"Fresh meat for sale!" The vendors calling out their goods and prices from the nearby small market thankfully cut the islander off before she delved back into that devious little world. She chuckled to herself and set off in search for a meal while also balancing and reading quips out of the book. Most of it was also illegible to her, but she could make out some bits.<br/><br/>When Eva came back an hour or so later into the room, she had a small sack with her that was stuff with all sorts of meat for Jasper as well as a few vegetables and some fish for herself. She huffed softly, letting the bag drop to the ground once she was safely inside the room and rubbed gently at her chest. Having already promised herself not to get so much, she still couldn't help it and thought maybe the extra food would temper Jasper's more lively spirits. "Aye'm home!" She chuckled again, realizing the greeting sounded funny with everything that had happened lately.