Shenyo's ears twitched and swivelled at the sounds, listening to the children outside. It was amazing that despite the hell around them, people still kept on living normal lives in some respects. One couldn't hide in a house forever.<br/><br/>As Lydia's arm slipped around him he pressed back into her before falling into a deeper sleep. The sun slowly moved across the sky until it vanished on the horizon, replaced by a bright almost full moon on the other side of the sky. As Shenyo stirred he found himself face to face with Lydia, their arms tangled around each other. That long tail was caught around one of her legs and up snugly along her hips again. She was surprisingly warm and soft, and most of all peaceful. Until now he hadn't seen her relaxed. There was always something to do or somewhere to go, but for this brief moment they could rest.<br/><br/>Shenyo's eyes moved from her face to the rest of the room for a moment, ears perking up to catch every sound. The wind brushed against the sides of the house and pushed the tall grasses around outside this way and that. The rest of the house was silent, and dark. The only light being emitted was from the moon, which shone down on the lower half of the bed as it slowly rose up into the sky. Looking back to Lydia it was nice to see her without using her magic. She was far too bright when she was.<br/><br/>Letting out a slow breath he continued to lie there with her, pressing his forehead gently against her own and tightening his grip around her to pull her a little closer. Shenyo was near starving at this point as he was sure she was too, but he had a feeling the moment they left this bed they wouldn't find peace like this again for some time.