Orion put up no resistance to the burly redhead's efforts to lift him. It was almost fun to be thrown about like a rag doll, although that proved to be a little much for the wasted man. His spinning world began to spin even more, and Orion wasn't about to fight to try and look around. He instead rested his head against the side of Yorick's arms, passing out almost instantly with an almost contented smile on his lips. Lilly watched with that ever amused expression, a curiosity about her movements and gaze.
"There, there, Orion. Get some rest, you drunk you," Lilly said, moving to follow Yorick and Hadyn, nodding appreciatively as the brunette opened the door. "You're too kind, Hadyn." Stepping outside of the Rearing Stallion, the group set about making their way to the squire dormitories, residence of both Lilly and Orion. She'd seen him around, but they'd never crossed paths until this absurd night. The amount of alcohol he'd put down was nothing short of impressive.
Lilly turned her focus to Hadyn when she asked about her plans for Orion. Did she think there was something impure or uncouth in her mind? To let herself fall into bed with him would be the end before things had even begun. He was far too unpredictable to tie herself to in that way, at least in her opinion. "I imagine I'll just get the fool to bed," she replied slowly, regarding the smith with a somewhat sheepish expression. [b]"I haven't upset you, have I? I guess I didn't even think about the fact that you two..." The mage-squire glanced down at Hadyn's belly, then back up to him. "He's..not exactly in the shape you'd hope to see a father, huh?"
Lilly was ashamed. If Hadyn hadn't come along, the concept never would have crossed her mind. He wasn't the father type at all. Orion was a mess, and he was going to be a mess for a couple of days after this binge session. "He came into the tavern so distressed, and I guess I got a little carried away with making him forget about whatever was eating at him." It wasn't entirely a lie. She'd never really cared about him forgetting, or rather, she didn't care about it until he expressed that it was his desire. She'd simply facilitated it.
"There, there, Orion. Get some rest, you drunk you," Lilly said, moving to follow Yorick and Hadyn, nodding appreciatively as the brunette opened the door. "You're too kind, Hadyn." Stepping outside of the Rearing Stallion, the group set about making their way to the squire dormitories, residence of both Lilly and Orion. She'd seen him around, but they'd never crossed paths until this absurd night. The amount of alcohol he'd put down was nothing short of impressive.
Lilly turned her focus to Hadyn when she asked about her plans for Orion. Did she think there was something impure or uncouth in her mind? To let herself fall into bed with him would be the end before things had even begun. He was far too unpredictable to tie herself to in that way, at least in her opinion. "I imagine I'll just get the fool to bed," she replied slowly, regarding the smith with a somewhat sheepish expression. [b]"I haven't upset you, have I? I guess I didn't even think about the fact that you two..." The mage-squire glanced down at Hadyn's belly, then back up to him. "He's..not exactly in the shape you'd hope to see a father, huh?"
Lilly was ashamed. If Hadyn hadn't come along, the concept never would have crossed her mind. He wasn't the father type at all. Orion was a mess, and he was going to be a mess for a couple of days after this binge session. "He came into the tavern so distressed, and I guess I got a little carried away with making him forget about whatever was eating at him." It wasn't entirely a lie. She'd never really cared about him forgetting, or rather, she didn't care about it until he expressed that it was his desire. She'd simply facilitated it.
