I'll share in your suffering

Iðunn

Her cousin took some time, presumably to think over the question she had posed, before finally offering up words of tentative agreement. So it was settled then. She'd take a few days to think over what she wanted to say to him, maybe figure out how to best broach the subject, and potentially even start with an offering of some sort to soften him up a bit. This place was as close to home as they could probably get, so she had an inkling that he could be happy here, once they worked the land and built up a proper and more official territory. But to get him to actually admit those feelings? It was going to be tough.
Iðunn was so deep in thought that she almost missed her cousins next words, giving just a quick glance over her shoulder at Sanngriðr's retreating form. Yes, breakfast was a good idea, but not necessary for the two of them to handle it together. There were other things she could do that needed to be done sooner rather than later, and if her cousin was in need of assistance afterwards then she'd offer up some help. "Careful with Róta, she might steal it." Her words had a touch of humour to them as she stood up, leaning backwards in a deep stretch. Perhaps she could look for something to soften up the spots they slept on during the night, such as pelts or moss. Yes, that was a good idea.
She lightly stepped down from the wall, landing with a soft thud on the ground, and ever so softly brushed her shoulder against Sanngriðr's with a light hum under her breath. "I'll see about making our beds more comfortable, perhaps it'll make everyone feel more at ease here." And with that she began to briskly pad away from the wall, her keen gaze already on the lookout for anything soft that they could lay on.

~exit

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