Urudal quietly followed the younger man. His eyes tracked his every movement, from the way that his feet moved over the terrain to the way his hips moved, and even that huff.  That huff had him curious as to what had caused it.  Urudal didn't think Ilion was winded from the trek so it had to have been some sort of thought that passed through the white haired beauty's mind.  He realized in that moment that he genuinely wanted to know. He wanted to know the thoughts and feelings that went through Ilion's pretty head.  It was more than a purely physical attraction, but he wanted to know<i>who </i>Ilion was.   A smirk briefly rolled over his features.  They were going to have a lot of time together.<br/><br/>When they arrived back at the ships, Urudal took a moment to stare at the Shadow Lily.  He sighed softly feeling remorse at the loss, but not regret.  If he hadn't of done it he would be floating helplessly in space and he would never have gotten to see the White Lion, let alone have that odd moment at the lake.   He decided he wouldn't change a thing about the encounter.  Ok, getting hurt was inconvenient, but that's all he would change.   Without damaging both ships, he would never have gotten the chance to meet the infamous White Lion.<br/><br/>His eyes flowed over Ilion as the younger man grew angry.  He could almost feel it radiating off him, and Urudal was happy that Ilion did not unleash it at him.  Curious and Curiouser.   While Ilion spoke, Urudal went and found a spot where he clearly intended to make camp.  It was close to the two ships, knowing the Lily would provide shade from the hot afternoon sun.  The large man nodded, "Yes.  I wait to hunt.   But not hurt bad. Only little pain.  Nothing I can't handle. " He said firmly.  "I will camp here.  Outside.  Stars will be beautiful."<br/><br/>Urudal started to rummage through some of the things he threw out of his ship earlier.  He laid out a blanket, then sat down and pulled out some food to snack on.  All the walking had made him hungry.  "Welcome to join.  I have -   "  He picked up a container and read the label before he continued,  "Peaches.  You like Peaches?"