The Bad Room. Benjamin looked to Fin and back to the open room. Fin carried the little Taneth, whom Benjamin had taken to calling 'Kitten'. Glory followed, anxious.
"We can't go in there," the girl explained. Benjamin nodded.
"I'll be back tomorrow to clean it up," he responded quietly, "Let's go take Fin so he can see where Taneth is."
He was so calm. Perhaps he was that shallow.
"I'll ask Thorn to bring baskets of food by," he smiled to Glory when she admitted she only knew how to make sandwiches, and Kitten was simply dying without cookies. Benjamin baked a few dozen without thinking, because of course, he would.
They weren't alone. Benjamin knew the people of the forest were watching over the pair closely.
"It'll be okay," he murmured to the girls before he saw them off to bed, and went to find Fin.