Erin's eyes widened as the man began to drink straight from the pitcher, but she refrained from commenting, reasoning that it made better sense that way, rather than having to refill a glass for him every few seconds.  It wasn't that she was put off by the action, but merely surprised, not having expected it.<br/><br/>"I'm glad to meet you, Larrin," she said, not risking an attempt at his last name, afraid she might fail at the pronounciation, and not wanting to offend him.  "I only wish it was under better circumstances, but I'm glad something brought you to us to help."  She took a seat in one of the chairs next to the bed, leaving the other free for Janessa to take if she wanted to sit.  They'd brought in a couple of chairs from their kitchen table, to monitor how he was managing, before he woke up, and hadn't bothered to return them to their proper places just yet.  She took a plate for herself and started to eat, her pace slower than Larrin's, keeping her eyes focused on her own food and giving him his space to eat in peace.  "We've got plenty more, if you find you're still hungry when you finish," she told him, guessing he would want more, and glad they had it.<br/><br/>Her eyes widened again at his guess that they weren't related, and she nodded, her surprise evident.  "No, we're not, but how did you guess?" she asked him curiously.  Granted, they didn't look alike, but a lot of siblings didn't resemble each other, so one couldn't simply go by looks to say whether two people were family or not.  "We met each other while we were in school, and after we graduated we decided to find a place together," she added, passing the time by telling him a bit about them, while he ate.  "We... understand each other, and it's easy for us to get along," she said, making the comment casual enough so that nothing out of the ordinary could be inferred from it, not yet knowing for sure whether he knew what they could do, and not wanting to frighten him.  They had to be careful, and they didn't reveal their secret to just anyone; they couldn't afford to, and so she was careful to watch how she phrased things, trying to gauge how much he might know.  She was wary, knowing things could go badly if he found out about their skills and was frightened by them.  He could still probably do quite a bit of damage, even in his state, and she tried to keep her nervousness down, until she knew more about him.