What Aleron had failed to mention was the reason<span style="font-style: italic">why</span>he moved so much in his sleep. And really it was because he had rather frequent nightmares- And it was hard to fall into a deep sleep. Which.. Led to why it was so hard to get him to wake up. Around the morning hours when anyone would think to wake him, he'd have stopped tossing and turning by then and would've finally fallen into a deep, peaceful sleep. Frankly, he wasn't quite there yet.<br/><br/>Surprisingly, however, his rigid body would finally go limp and relaxed, slowly, but surely, after Jaron had held him close. If he'd been awake he probably would've wriggled away, but his conscious simply found it as something comforting. And for the rest of that night he'd sleep still from that point on, the movement of his chest rising and falling with his breathing being the only movement from him, really.<br/><br/>He wouldn't show signs of waking until late morning, slowly stirring from his sleep while he curled up reflexively, groggily and slowly rubbing at his eyes.