Léan was waiting for her, looking sleepy and quite comfortable. He was tired out from the trip to Utzi.

Glory snuggled in next to him, tucking herself under his arm.

"They should be asleep for a little while," she murmured.

Léan smiled and nodded, curling up tighter with her. He didn't want to move in the slightest...he was so comfortable.

"You seem like you're feeling a bit better," Glory commented softly as she cuddled with him.

"I'm relaxed. I just needed to get away from my parents..." Léan's voice trailed off at the mention of them but he quickly shook an impending pout off.

"Relaxed enough to come with me the next time the twins wake up?" Glory asked, half-teasing. She was trying to gradually get him used to interacting with them.

Léan shifted, immediately uncomfortable. He didn't answer her. He probably would not do well holding either of them just yet while they were panicking...

"Just think about it," Glory said, laying her head on his shoulder.

"All right, I will..." Léan settled down again, hoping to get a nice nap in before they had to wake up again. He just wanted to rest for a while.

A nap sounded wonderful to Glory, so she settled in as well. She was getting up at all hours of the night to take care of the twins, so any nap was a welcome one.

Léan would wait for her to fall asleep first. He knew she was going to be worn out over the next few days...so, he wanted to make sure that she slept.

It didn't take her long to fall asleep. She'd drifted off within moments, although she hadn't intended on using him as a pillow.

Léan didn't mind her using him as a pillow. He half-used her shoulder for a pillow, as well, when he finally fell asleep...

Glory didn't sleep very deeply. She was seemingly always alert for any sound from the twins, now, and it affected the way she slept. Still, her nap was peaceful, and she didn't move much.

Léan slept deeply. The waters outside were calm for about an hour and a half before a noise outside startled Léan awake. It was the sound of whimpering and small whispers.

Glory woke up when Léan did.

"What's going on?" she asked, still half-asleep.

Léan listened quietly, then groaned. "Arcturus and Damon must be bickering because of Damon's inability to sleep. I can hear Arcturus out on the beach, whining and complaining to himself..."

"This is going to sound terrible," Glory said, "but at the moment, I can't seem to bring myself to care." Obviously, she needed more sleep, and she didn't appreciate being woken up.

Léan made a face and huffed, slipping out of bed on his own. "I do." He headed outside without her to check on his brother. He was the older brother, and when he knew Archie was honestly upset or in trouble, he felt an intrinsic need to help him.

Glory moved over to let him off the bed, and then curled up again. She didn't fall back asleep, though. Instead, she stayed awake enough to listen just in case anything happened.

Léan could be heard talking softly with his brother outside. Then quite suddenly, all went silent. They must have gone underwater to continue talking.

After everything went quiet, Glory gradually drifted off to sleep again. She was tired, and her bed was comfortable, so she really didn't stand a chance staying awake.

Léan returned after a while, but he didn't come into the house. He stayed outside on the beach...was something keeping him out there?

Glory didn't sleep for very long, but she was still surprised to find herself alone in her room. Curious, she or up and checked outside to see if anything was wrong.

Léan was resting awkwardly outside near the rocks, underwater. It seemed that something might have been preventing him from coming inside--his back was to the house.