Aylia snuggled up to Fang as soon as Fang had them covered up. She felt a sense of fullness laying there next to him. She had heard others talk about forming a pair bond between partners. Aylia had always wondered what it would feel like to bond with someone like that. It doesn't float around her mind to much before she drifts off next to sleep to Fang. Since they would be taking off for his village later today Aylia takes the chance to go right back to sleep with him after he kisses her. When she does wake up she is cuddled up to him on his chest.<br/><br/>There is plenty of food at the late breakfast that they have. The other member's of Aylia's family don't say anything about their activities the night before, but Bela and Proudfoot  had exchanged knowing looks. During the festival they had got a charm that is in two pieces, so it would be one when they put them together. They can't open the cloth wrapped pendants until they get home safely though. Fang and Aylia are given supplies for their journey back and of course well wishes.<br/><br/>The journey to Fang's village is safe, that is until they reach the edge of the village. Aylia had noticed Fang had once again become quiet again as they got closer and closer to his village. Even at the border Aylia can tell something is wrong. People had stared him before but not like this. There's something sinister about their whispers. Then a woman comes forward who had quite clearly been crying by the red color of her eyes and general dishevel. "It's your fault demon!," she screams before tossing the small rock she had held in her hand. The whispers become a bit louder. Aylia tries tugging Fang away from the crowd, only to find they're hemmed in. She tries protecting Fang as best as she can. "What ever happened it's not Fang's fault," she growls as another stone comes flying into the ground between them and the angry crowd.