Ravus sat in the bed and just stared down at his hands, dumbfounded about his healed eye. He looked over the front of his body, looking for any of his old scars, all of them gone. He snickered a bit before he started laughing louder. Ravus stood up and wrapped the sheet around his waist. He didn't know exactly what they did last night, but because of Huea's big smile and her constantly calling him 'lover' it must have been really really good.<br/><br/>Ravus raised a brow as she presented him with the blades. He took one in his hand and swung it once. It felt okay, but it was no moonslight. "Thank you.. for- wait," Ravus had finally registered what she had said before. "I'm... I'm part fairy?" Ravus began walking again, trying to figure out everything that had happened the night before. He was able to recollect images of Huea writhing in pure ecstasy on top of him and below him.<br/><br/>"I'm part fairy, because I shared a bed with you last night?" He turned and looked at the fairy, he kept the gunblades in his hands, since he had no belt to hold them anymore, and all he had for clothing was the sheet she had draped over his shoulders, which he had turned towards his waist.<br/><br/>Though Ravus wanted answers, his roaring stomach demanded a much higher priority. He felt the sun through the leaves, it was much warmer and soothing than he had ever felt before. the dirt in between his toes gave him a good sense of the land's worth and power. Ravus could actually feel nature coursing all around him and through him. This is what his ancestors wrote about. Communing with nature, becoming one with nature. It wasn't being a huntsman, a person of the wilds. Ravus had to become the wilds himself.  They continued to walk on in silence as Ravus took in the true beauty of the forest.<br/><br/>"It's been generations of blood dilution, my family had forgotten what it was to be with nature, to feel its magic. After a while, the Silvermoons lost almost all of our power, so we became adept with a blade. We still lived in nature, but we were deaf to its calls. All we have left is the abilities of the mind and body."