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Tempest's eyebrows furrowed a bit, both at Elwyn's clear implications in his first statement and his assumption about Avalon. Well, he wasn't an elf or a faerie, so he supposed he couldn't take too much offense to it. As it was, he simply said, "Being human as you are, I suppose it would be difficult for you to understand such a thing." He shook his head, sighing a little. "And we are content with Heim's technology staying in Heim. It is fitting for their purposes, but ill-suited for ours."

Taking the bowl and cup from Elwyn and putting it to the side, Tempest leaned forward to check the other man's bandages. Sighing, he said, "These will need to be changed regularly for the next day or two. If you can remain sitting up, I will change them now. Afterwards, it would be advisable for you to get some more rest. Tomorrow, depending on how you feel, you may want to try walking a bit. The salve should help speed the healing process."

At least he'd had the foresight to bring the first aid kit into Elwyn's room. ...he was probably going to need more bandages after this.

He could probably throw him out. He had magic and he was almost positive that Elwyn didn't. Of course, Elwyn was getting his strength back and any fool could tell that he was physically stronger than Tempest, if for nothing else but the slight difference in their size and the fact that Tempest was a faerie and prone to physical weakness for that reason. Still, he hadn't thrown Elwyn out. Why? ...well, frankly, it was easier that way.

Honestly, he hadn't expected to find Elwyn in his kitchen nearly a week after he had first brought him in. Letting him handle the food, he had begun making tea for the both of them (or for himself with extra in case Elwyn decided he wanted some). "Looking around Meridell would probably serve you well," he said, ignoring the eye candy comment entirely. Of course, he had gotten in the habit of ignoring all of those little, harmless phrases and gestures from the other male living under his roof. No sense in spending any time thinking too hard about it. "There are people who know that you are currently residing in my home, so though you are human you should not meet with a great deal of resistance. As long as you remain courteous, of course," he said, carefully punctuating that word as he sat down with his tea. "Is there any particular field you are trained in?"