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"Shadow, I expect more from you." He laughed gently at the impact. Nelphean noticed the term electricity. Lightningbolts power the kitchen? "Do I distract you that much, Sun Shadow?"

Nelphean kept his eyes on Aurahkah, to see how she would react.

"I have never know a shadow who had conscous thoughts before." Nelphean smiled, hoping that wouldn't insult the wolf. "An Eclipse, a Sun Shadow." Nelphean paused. "Sun Shadow rolls off my silver tongue, perhaps because you are a light, yet made from shadow... Or, an Eclipse." Nelphean spoke softly. Trying not to stare at the pretty girl was difficult, Think about something else...

"So, how does it look?", Nelphean asks, still partially in outside the kitchen. Was Nelphean jealous of the attention the wolf recieved from Aurahkah? His face cleared. No, not jealous, just quiet.

"Interesting. Yet funny...Aurahkah chose my name for me because of the exact way you described it. Appearance of a shadow, and yet truly a light. She always says that's how I got my name, she pulled it right from the heavens." He shook out his fur and walked off into the kitchen, sitting down and swishing his tail, fully expecting some handouts.

Aura surveyed the space. Seems like the worst Alexander and Niah had done, was continue on with their yelling at each other. She nodded and actually let out a sigh of relief. Aura called out to Nelphean. "Its still intact. Which is good." Walking over to the refrigerator, she opened it and grabbed something random, giving it to the wolf who was sitting rather patiently.

"Not imposing. You're just to self conscious." with a soft laugh and a nod Aura made her way from the kitchen and too the front door. It was odd...no one ever knocked around here. Shrugging she opened the door, parting the phoenix emblem on its outside down the middle. Before her stood a man with arms crossed over his chest. She gave him one of those all to famous, hostess like Aurahkah smiles. "Hello." She stepped aside, pushing the door open further. "Please, come in. No telling when the weather will get horrible again."

Eclipse stayed in the kitchen with Nelphean, chewing on the piece of meat he had been given. "You know you're behaving yourself quite well Nelphean."

Eclipse laughed, letting his wings slack as a paw searched out a random itch then returned to the floor. "Accepting of women. Nice way to put it delicately." He sneezed, shaking his head from the action. "You're really not all that bad to be around Nelphean. Aurahkah has called me high strung at times.

"I would be too if I were you, but then again, I can be too at times." NElphean shrugged. "Life is a long series of actions and reactions." Nelphean reached down, and scratched Eclipses head gently. Delicate elfish fingers softly removing the iritating grass from the fur.

"I wonder how my horse is getting along out side. The last I saw of her, she was well." Nelphean walked towards the main enterence, "Let us go see this polite fellow."

Elias found it very strange that the young woman did not return his bow, but he had grown accustomed to people acting that way. He had been raised by a very formal father, and although the man was 10 years in the grave, the things that he had taught Elias still echoed in his mind. "This place is by far large than I could ever have imagined." he said as he slowly scanned the place with his one good, blood red eye. Although, the place was still filled with the ancient magic that had first brought him here.