Woken by snakes slithering around his face, Jayr swatted the pests away and shook his head vigorously as he sat up. He brushed the snake hair back with his fingers and bound them with a nearby ribbon. Groaning, he stood out of bed and stretched, grunting and groaning even more.<br/>The sunlight poured through the window, Jayr winced as his eyes adjusted to the light, and the sun's rays warmed his naked body. Looking over his shoulder, Jayr watched his partner slumber for a moment and shortly decided that he must suffer being awake too. Perching at the bedside, he nudged Adonis softly and caressed his face. "Rise and shine," he cooed. Then kissing him tenderly as he woke. He lingered for a while, pleasing himself as he watched the God of sleep stir, but eventually moved as his snakes hissed in hunger.<br/>He slipped into the next room and looked for food. He sliced some bread and accompanied it with some goats cheese and pears. Bundling it all in his arms, he returned to Adonis' side and laid out their breakfast. Whilst nibbling at the bread, Jayr peered out the window, the town seemed unusually quiet for such a glorious day. Usually the peasant folk would be up at dawn and tending to the fields. He felt a slight uneasiness.<br/>"Is there something going on today?" he asked, still directing his attention to the outside. Admittedly Jayr was not too familiar with all the celebrations of the gods, he had in fact shied away from them since his becoming of a gorgon. He did not care for the gods who punished an innocent woman and, in turn, allowing her curse to affect other innocents.