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Ivy skipped her way into the castle towards the kitchen where she normally goes to brew herself some tea. Clanking may be heard inside the kitchen as she randomly searches about. Those around the castle are already used to her habits. If she doesn't get a cup of tea at least every hour, her darker side shows. That's a side not many want to see. She finds the kettle and sets it up. She paces the floor while waiting.

Row looked around the wide kitchen, surprised by it's current appearance. He crossed his arms, raising an eyebrow, and look at the rabbit girl on counter. Walking past her, he tapped her lower back. "Get your fussy butt of the counter little lady. We sit in chairs here." He crossed the counter and opened the cabinet, looking for something bitter to eat, or maybe salty...he really didn't know. But the smell of sugar was burning his nose.

Row scoffed, stepping aside as the rabbit child scampered over. "What is it with you and your bloody tea? Gastly stuffy if you ask me. Can never handle the syrup you put inside." He stuck out his tongue in distaste. Bitter or salty things were not as good as sour in his eyes. He nodded his head to both sides, giving the ranting hare a shrug. "Sugar...burns my taste buds. If I must have something sweet, it should be bread. That is as far as my sweet tooth carries me." He crossed the room, opening drawers and closing them again. "Do I look like her keeper?" He paused himself there, with his style of work? He might as well be. "Let us go look for her lady."

Row raised an eyebrow,sighing and placed a hand on her head. "Quite the sibling I've gained. Adorable yet bonkers to no end." He watched her skip, releasing a quiet chuckle. How could this Hare be near his age, if she was still skipping around like a child? He was caught off guard as something was sent flying at him. Reaching his arm out he grasped the stuffed wheat.

He looked at it, then at her and smirked. "And here I was, under the impression you thought the Rabbit was lame. Very confusing Ivy. Take your words carefully." He bit into the patty and continued to follow after the skipping girl. "Perhaps-" He swallowed his mouthful. "Perhaps she is in the study?"

Row followed the hare down the halls, something catching his attention outside. He stopped, looking out the window and into the courtyard. He noticed white shoes on pale feet and smiled. Her highness was taking a calm morning. "Oi, Ivy, come 'ere." He waved her over, munching on his food once more. She was right about the bread, it was pretty spicy, it made him smile.

"'er magesty seems to be preoccupied with 'ometin'." He bit his bread, holding it there, while he pulled out his deck of cards. "hmm..." He groaned. Which car was best for looking for that cat? Or was he meddling with those annoying twins again? Rolling his eyes he put his deck away. "S'all we go 'ay goodmornin'?"

The sound of light steps and the melody ring of a happy person reached the ears of the queen before she turned to smile at her companions. The mad hare,, her somewhat only piece of maddness she could tolerate, and the Ace, her helping hand when things get rough. From her position on the bench, Merlina giggle at the rhymes the hare threw out. Im rather peaceful this morning thank you for asking. These beautiful trees missed me. I felt the need to connect with them again. As she spoke, Merlina reach out her hand to the hare and ran her hand down her cheek. A faint smile was plastered on her face, though her eyes held nothing. The next moment she moved her gaze to Rolan. My apologies i must have missed much in my absence, is there anything either of you wished to tell me?
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A sky warp?... Merlina's gaze was distant as she tried to recall feeling anything strange that morning. In fact, she did remember feeling an odd sensation while on her stroll, as if something was here that originally was not suppose to be. It was only for a moment so at the time she just brushed it off. If it brought the attention to the Ace then maybe it was worth looking into. It itched at her curiosity. Hearing of the cats disappearance brought Merlina away from her thoughts for a moment. A small giggle escaped her throat. Now Row, it is no surprise that he is away, though it might help that he is out. Gently moving positions, her delicate fingers reached to touch her chin as she thought. A little habit of hers. Row, if you could please contact Chesh and tell him to patrol around a bit. I have a strange feeling about that warp you mentioned earlier.