<div class="floatright">(https://i.imgur.com/U05vvjh.png)</div>As Vanessë mentioned she missed the cuisine, Delnir Bel-Hubal smiles and replies; "I can relate to, although I have learned to love my wife's altruistic cooking. I am sure you get used to it as well." Grenetta looked sharply on her husband and looked ready to pounce on him but was saved as Erin timely fashion spoke; "I too would feel forlorn if I would have to live without my mother's cooking as well, as nothing compares to food what you grew up with." Grenetta looked less offended now, but it's uncertain did Erin rescue his father from that slip faux pas or did it just happen naturally. Or as some could speculate (considering Delnir's motives), do it purpose to display his son's quick thinking on social situations which are important aspects if Erin anyway gets involved with courtly settings of Arashalu.<br/><br/>Erin listens in detail description of Arashalu and once Vanessë finishes he replies; "Well, it sounds like society in there tries stick to roots of elven traditions but same time upkeep appearances of being noble and greater than life sort status quo? Or want keep it split from rest of the world as they fear of outside influences and changes, which is bit ironic as if you embrace elven values, at least related to nature, you should<em>embrace</em>the changes. As every year seasons change and nature slowly but surely changes all around us constantly. Trees growing, flowers spreading and animals change herding grounds every year. To seek create a bubble which never changes in centuries sounds, more comforting to someone who is afraid to changes. Suffocating to those who want, well, new experiences."<br/><br/>While in eating and drinking Erin shrugs and adds; "But suppose that's why they let their younger children to wander and travel, until children grow bored with outside world and seek comfort of home. How your parents took in you moving back to Yelmed and study under Master Soveliss? Also what you do, when your not busy with studies?"