65 Winter of 509 AV
When he complimented her with her beautiful eyes, she turned away to cover up her blush. Conor decided not to react on that, and when she had regained her composure she simply said “Thank you.” Conor smiled at her, when she continued to tell him about the Kelvic; “You don’t separate them, we look exactly like the same,” she said. “Other Kelvic can normally tell when one of their kindred is near, but you’re not a Kelvic, so you’re out of luck.” “Hmm”, Conor muttered. “I guess I won’t go eagle hunting anymore then,” he smirked. “I wouldn’t want to shoot you,” he added.
She listened as he stated that he wanted to fly. “You could fly, with training in the magic of morphing, but it’s complicated, and I’d doubt you’d want to go through such an ordeal,” she replied. Conor laughed out loud. “Great!” he cried out. “Another goal for in my travels!” He couldn’t help but smile. What if she spoke the truth? What if there was a chance that one day he could fly as well? In his mind, Conor added that goal to his list – oh boy, what a lengthy list that one was – and he drank another gin. He was getting a bit more loose now, now that the alcohol was rushing through his veins. He had minor problems finding the right words and he felt a little bit tired.
Someway, Conor felt obligated to tell his secret, now that she had entrusted him with hers. Besides, she seemed really honest… There was just something about her – and it wasn’t just the alcohol he had drunk nor was it her attractive looks – that made him trust her. But despite that, Conor still didn’t feel comfortable to tell it. He took a deep breath, drank some more gin to gain some courage, and then said: “I have a little secret of my own…” he said. “I sneaked away from my father’s camp when we were travelling to Syliras. That’s now two days ago…”