There are many people that a gang could set upon on a night, and even get away the victors. But even with the advantage of numbers, attacking the four tipsy people who'd been weaving down the street has turned out to be very much the wrong decision. Because the four tipsy people are in fact military trained. That they're tipsy barely impedes their reactions. It doesn't take them long to have it over with, breathing a little rushed, faces flushed with adrenaline and grins.
"You did. Sounds like a good idea. But we should get down for breakfast first." Wink.
Lan laughs. "Don't say things you don't mean," he warns playfully as he slides out of bed. "Although breakfast is definitely a required thing before any experimentation. Dad started on it?"
"Ooh. Any idea what he's making--wait. You're up early. Don't tell me I have another early bird to deal with?"
Shrug. "I am not used to sleeping here so I was awake when 'Chelle was. I don't need to sleep much."
"That something at least," Lan stretches as he heads for the door, and the stairs. "Dad still has 'wake at stupid o'clock' stuck from when he was in the military, and 'Chelle is just really bad at sleeping..."
Lan laughs. "I am restraining myself from making the obvious comment. Appreciate my restraint. I tend to sleep just fine."
"Wait, you can still blush?" 'Chelle leans out of the kitchen, looking thoroughly disbelieving.
"No, no, by all means, carry on. Just. Let me know when you're going to be trying so I can get pictures!"
"I promise I will try my best to uphold that policy. You can summon from beyond the grave if I fail."
Aaren gives him a warm, but bemused smile. "How hungry are you? I know these two tend to eat like bottomless pits sometimes, but I figure I should try not to overwhelm you..."
Percy ponders. "I am mostly concerned about wasting food. But if you want to cook lots for me, you should go ahead."