Kalkat pretended not to notice Lili'fey' during dinner.  Even if he couldn't help staring at her middle in puzzlement once or twice.  Well, no matter to him.  "I don't think that's what she means," he told Taizee.  He paused for a moment to take notice of Taizee's much softer belly before taking her arm.  "Come on, I think the cook's making apple turnovers for dessert.  That should help with the heat."<br/><br/>Likewise, Lili'fey could almost feel Annorus roll his eyes.  "No," he told her.  "We are not eating your teammates."  There was a hint of a chuckle there, though, as he caught that she was joking.  "Besides, I don't think you could quite handle her.  Better stick to fish for the moment."  Even with just what she was eating, Lili'fey's middle was starting to bloat out a bit.<br/><br/>The redheaded woman was up for dinner as well.  She seemed to have gotten used to Lang, but still didn't seek her out, try to talk to her, or even nod her way.  Though she also wouldn't walk away if approached.<br/><br/>The carpenter shrugged.  "I've always lived here," he explained.  "I'm... fourth-generation?  I forget sometimes.  Honestly, I've never even seen the Underdark.  And given the stories I've heard, I don't think I ever want to."  His smile faded for a moment, but it quickly returned.  "How 'bout you?  Where are you from?"<br/><br/>No-one noticed Scathatch swimming under the boat, at least at first.  Eventually, a dwarf woman started scraping her (comparatively full) plate off over the side.  That's when she noticed someone in the water.  She leaned over the side, squinting to try and get a closer look.