<span style="color: #80FF00">No one had to break Relina into staying on the side of his face that Aaron could actually see out of. Despite being hyper and not being able to focus for to long on anything, she is quite the bright little girl. "I found her completely feral and covered in blood. She's also the youngest slayer in the history of the order. Of course she's warped," Aaron explains in a level tone before taking a bite of his dinner. Like Relina, he's taking care to eat slow. Eating slow gives more time for food to digest, meaning you feel full longer. He twists around to see in the entrance of the cave himself when she asks about the storm. "Yes, it will pass completely in about five minutes or so." He goes back to his own meal, a glazed look coming over his good eye and his other one becoming more so.<br/><br/>Aaron had been the one to figure out that Relina is totally deaf. He figured it out while still learning to deal with his lop sided lack of vision. Stumbling into things because of change in depth perception hadn't helped his depression any. The young girl would often turn towards someone when they spoke to her, but wouldn't look them eye to eye, but yet she could communicate.  To prove his hunch, he had used sign language while mouthing without actually saying what he was trying to get across. She hadn't understood him. In time, Aaron would teach her how speak beyond growls and hisses, plus the occasional purr, and she would teach him to listen for softer sounds. It's that skill that had saved his behind many many times. But there had been a price for becoming her guardian. One that he doesn't dwell on too often.</span>