"Oatmeal it is.  Just a second here, I'll find us someone to pass along the order."  Hefting herself up, she heads to the door and opens it.  Glancing down the hall she spots one of the kobolds and calls him to her.  "Hey... how are things?  I mean, with... you know..."  Her expression conveys her question better than her words, clearly showing her concern for the smaller creatures and their reaction to the deaths in their community.  He shrugs off her words, clearly not wanting to speak about it.  "We'll deal, we always do.  Is there anything I can help you with?"<br/><br/>Liz wants to reach out and hug this clearly hurting being, but she restrains herself.  "Um... yeah... could we get some food?  My brother wanted oatmeal with fruit, or something like that.  And I, um, kinda need some protein.  Of both kinds..."  She gives him an embarrassed look, then glances down at her belly.  "So...um... thanks..."  Quickly heading back to her room, she knocks then enters.  Waddling over to her bed, she collapses onto it.<br/><br/>She was just about to tell Brian that breakfast was on its way when she starts to feel a familiar pressure building inside her.  She leans back on her hands and starts to brace herself when she realizes Brian hasn't seen this before.  Speaking quickly to try to get him up to speed before anything too major starts, she looks him right in the eyes.  "Listen... Brian... Don't be alarmed, but something's happening.  They're growing.  I... unh... I'll be fine... just...."  Then the pressure is too much.  She feels her belly stretching once more, pushing outwards as its occupants grow.  Falling prone onto the bed, she moans lightly as her clothing grows tight and her belly gains inches in width.  Then the swelling slows and she's able to catch her breath.  Looking up, she tries to gage her brother's reaction.