Sil retreated to her own room on wobbly legs some time later, leaving Ylene to sleep in peace.  Then again, as a wizard she needed eight hours of rest, so maybe it was also borne out of desire to actually get more than a few hours in a row without orgasm.  In any regard the night turned to morning, then late morning by the time Ylene rose from her bed.  The heat of the previous day had been sucked from the home via the tower's ancient ventilation system.  No magic, just good engineering, with vents for fresh air to enter at the base of the floor and for hot to escape at the ceilings.    The cool of the night air felt lovely on Ylene's skin, and while a cool night would never bother her because of her training, it didn't stop the occasional shiver and patch of goosebumps.  Goosebumps that quickly went away as she rose from her bed and closed the shutters to her bedroom.  The day would only get hotter as the sun was already up, and closing the shutters kept the cooler air in.<br/><br/>Sil's bedroom door was closed, a sign that she needed her privacy, likely that she was still asleep.  But a simple breakfast of local fruits was an easy and quick meal for the day.  Ylene looked at the cryptic note from the lord protector of all Laelith.  She didn't want a direct meeting with Ylene, but wanted her to meet with her commander.  Ylene knew enough to know that Commander Rekterinias was the high lord protector's right hand.  It had also been broken recently that the commander was also the high lord protector's daughter, though that was a very well kept secret.  Not even the protector had known at first, but it had come out, and now the two navigated the uneasy bonds of restoring their familial relationship as well as still working as superior and junior.  It was enough to make the head spin, but it probably worked because when a paladin put their mind to something, it usually got done.<br/><br/>It was too early to consider lunch, but Ylene could always go to the temple of the body as well.  Maybe she should make that her first stop, since there was no telling how long things would take at the lord protector's office in town hall.