They'd added their pavilion to Kethyrdryll's, and the pavilions had knitted together to form a larger one. Instead of a main room, we had a banquet hall. With a U-shaped table, which meant we could all see each other. There were two bathing chambers on the wall opposite the entrance, their doorways separated by a long fireplace. Bedrooms lined each side of the long sides. Hounds lazed in front of the fireplace. They'd already eaten. I was full too, and wondering if the elves planned to party all night. They were celebrating Kethyrdryll's return. Not something I had a problem with, but I'd done a lot of teleporting and it felt late. My grasp on time had failed me, with the endless night thing. Percy side-walked toward my plate, his head turned in order to keep one eye on me. "What?" The parrot balanced on one leg and snatched a piece of melon off my plate. "Cordi not eat?" I'd been picking at the food remaining on my plate, but now that he'd stuck his scaly foot in it, wouldn't be anymore.
