She waved off the commented Alanna said to her from the kitchen. She wanted to bark back a response but it was futile trying to argue with the girl. She was clueless at times and that was one of the qualities she liked about her. She wasn't the brightest peony in the meadow but she was a good friend in the end. She was just being polite about entering the house, least give the poor girl a heart attack. She was thoughtful like that. She stretched a bit from her spot on the chair before rolling her eyes."Of course you can't help," she muttered under her breathe before perking up at the prospects of food. Her stomach grumbled with hunger, this morning's breakfast having already been digested by the active woman.<br/><br/>"Stew sounds wonderful," she called back. She was debating whether she wanted to go into the kitchen or just stay there. Though the decision was made for her when Alanna came bounding into the lounging area. She grinned a bit as she knew that she had taken the other's favored place of sitting. When the raven came towards her with the intent of mischief in her eyes, she had already caught on to the attack. She laughed a bit as nimble fingers tried to tickle her through the black corset she wore. If anything, Ellyn was not ticklish but she played the part for now. She flipped their positions, beginning to tickle her friend back. She always enjoyed a good play fight with Alanna, glad that she wasn't like most the women in their town.<br/><br/>She was very happy to have Alanna around.<br/><br/>Growing tired of the game that they played, Ellyn moved to another spot to sit, she winced as she had a bruise on her side from last night's pub fight. Releasing a slow breath, emerald hues looked over at Alanna. "What are your plans for the day?" She ruffled her red locks briefly before yawning slightly. "Did you want to go into the market with me? Mum says she needs some things before the Summer Solstice."