Feeding them both was not nearly as difficult as she had feared. His suit had a compact unit that could confirm edibility and non-edible foods by giving it a small sample. She was quite thrilled to see that he could eat everything she could with no problem. While his need for protein was much greater, he was not hard to feed. He did eat through about half of her supplies of meats, but she didn't mind at all. His presence was as a balm to her. She even watched him eat with large round, and curious eyes. Her hand coming up to push through her pink hair and tug at it's ends. It might have been unnerving the way she watched him. For Ama, she was seeing far more than just a person eating. She saw how his muscles worked within his jaw. How sometimes his scales seemed just below the surface by the way the light refracted upon skin. How his muscles worked beneath the surface was also of fascination.<br/><br/>She had to hold her back curious nature long enough to not touch him as he did so. Though they had touched often before, it felt wrong to touch out of a scientific curiosity. There were slight differences in the muscles and how they moved, but over all it was far more similar to her own people than anything else. How far did those similarities go? She wondered where the reptilian features had arose from, if they had evolved from something more like her own species, or if they had always been reptilian in all physiological aspects.<br/><br/>"Do your people lay eggs?" She popped out in a query, and the went wide-eyed placing her hands over her mouth in surprise. She hadn't actually meant to ask that question, but there it was. She leaned back and cleared her throat a touch before rising to wash the dishes they had dirtied. There was a seemingly awkward pause as she watched the moons rise even higher. She felt him looking at her and turned her eyes to his, biting her lower lip some feeling awkward after blurting out her curious question. What he said next had her eyes opening even wider as she tried to remain calm. Her whole body tense from the thought of not having him close by... but she couldn't very well keep him here if he wanted to go.<br/><br/>"I uh, well if you want too.. I suppose it would be okay, but the animals this time of night can be dangerous, plus you aren't used to walking the surface. If that doesn't bother you at all, you can just go, but let me walk you back at least. Also, it might storm again. It might be best to just to stay. I mean, there is a mattress I can lay out on the floor, and plenty of blankets... but really it's your choice."<br/><br/>Okay, that didn't sound desperate at all.