Eryan's heart raced as she moved in time to Lucan, not even resisting as she allowed him to lead her in the dance about the front of the cave. His scent, his heat, his very presence seeming to be burned into the memory of her mind and body. So that when the music ended and she stood facing him, chest heaving slightly as she felt breathless though the dance barely wore her out. There was a spark a connection there that caused tiny shivers of excitement to course through her body when Lucan's hand dragged light across her stomach.<br/><br/>She stood there watching him as he went her eyes taking in every step, every slightest bit of movement that he made so that she would know him by sight alone. After he disappeared she continued to look down after him, her mind and body yearning to follow yet for some reason she could not find the ability to do so.<br/><br/>â€œGoâ€ the word was simple though it held an air of authority to it.<br/><br/>Eryan turned to look at Aidan who was standing with her arms cross over her chest observing Eryan with a knowing look at brought a smile to Eryan's lips. â€œWe aren't supposed to be out alone anyway so you might as well go and make sure he is ok. I am going to finish up breakfast and get to work on prepping the bear fur to turn into a useable piece of material. So I can't go. You go and just stay close to the cave and be alert for any dangerâ€ Aidan said turning now to attention to the bacon that was nearly done, flipping the pieces before adding them to the stack that she had already cooked.<br/><br/>Eryan hesitated only for a moment before nodding, though of course Aidan could not see, then heading off after Lucan. After all Aidan was right and they had to stick together in case the claws tried something. Eryan smiled as an odd almost giddy feeling overcame her, causing her to nearly skip as she made her way through the woods and down to the river where Lucan was. Upon reaching it she thought to stop and observe him for a moment but then thought he would smell her and surely hear her so it was best to just be out in the open out about it.<br/><br/>â€œYou know we are not supposed to be out alone...â€ she called out with teasing smile on her lips as she moved to join him at the river's edge. â€œSomeone could jump you and well that would be something that would greatly upset meâ€ her teasing smile still there as she looked up at him.<br/><br/><br/>Aidan just smiled as she watched Eryan leave while she finished up the bacon then went about making some scrambled eggs in one pan and some pancake in another. One would think she was cooking for about five times the people that were actually in the cave, but give the stress of the previous day and the fact there were some members who were healing or had transformed yesterday everyone would need to eat a bit extra today.<br/><br/>Aidan almost felt like some 50's house wife at times with how she just did the mothering and caring for the pack. She shrugged mentally about it, figuring it was just part of her nurturing and protective nature, which was something that she always had. Protecting her weaker friends from the bullies at school, on the rare occasions when she was allowed to attend school and even had the chance to make friends. When she joined the pack, before....well before everything that happened there use to be many members who helped with such things as cooking and tending to the others. Aidan had been one of them though that was not to say she often missed a hunt. Just that she was not opposed to sitting back and waiting to do the dirty work of butchering and preparing the kills for long term storage. Now though she wondered how that would effect her standing in the pack? If doing such simple tasks would make others think she was less dominate.<br/><br/>Sighing she chided herself for dwelling on such silliness, since given their situation they all just began pulling extra weight and duty to make sure that the pack would continue to prosper. Nothing more then that and she needed to stop thinking about it least it cause any unnecessary problems.<br/><br/>Satisfied that she had put such concerns behind her, for the time being, she relaxed into the motions of finishing the meal then began working on curing the bear hide for later use. She would eat when the other got up, after Thomas had his share, then she would give everyone else their portions. In the mean time she had the inner membrane of the bear hide to scrape clean which was good because it provided some physical exertion along with being simple so it required little for her to focus on. Thus she was able to remain alert to the area around her.