Trex resisted the urge to yell at the Exceed. He had no idea who this Gyastu was but unlike the dragon slayer, Trex did not like the fact the little guy was messing around in his hair. He gently took hold of the guy and set him on the bed. “Sure,” He conceded with a sigh. “Just stay out of my hair.”

It had been a long day so Trex decided to turn in. Not bothering to change, he propped some of the hay up and laid down.

It was strange really. Not so much the exceed nearby; he was used to sleeping with others around. But it was strange to be back on his family’s barn, laying back and looking at the stars from the skylight the brothers had put in several years back. These stars had been a beacon to him, reminding him of his goals. It was good to be back here. He had achieved so much since he last lay here and he was sure that he would achieve so much more by the time he was here again.

The exhaustion from the day kicked in and he shut his eyes. “Night Bodo.” He stated out of politeness.

Sleep took him quickly.
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Trex was up bright and early. Heading down the ladder, he quickly found his dad already working at the morning chores. Trex quickly joined in. He smirked as Sanders brushed in a bit later, sleep still in his eyes. Considering he was going to be taking over the farm someday, he was not really a morning person. 

“Your new girlfriend is an early riser too.” Sanders noted shaking his head. “Is there anyone who likes to sleep in?” He grumbled.

Trex smirked. “Remind me to introduce you to a few guild members.” He stated. “Besides, you really should be a morning person. What’s the matter? Stay up late with Zelia?”
He really did not know what happened after Sanders escorted Zelia to her room but he had no worries. Their mother had raised them well and Sanders would have been a perfect gentleman.

Sanders rubbed his eyes and grabbed an armload of wood. “She seems quite taken with me.” He shot back, quickly waking up. 

Trex shook his head and followed his brother and father inside. Nodding to Zelia, he deposited the wood into the wood bin and kissed his mother good morning. Excusing himself, he headed back outside to get Bodo. His luck is they would accidently forget the exceed and leave him behind. He smiled. Sanders was not the only one who slept in late.
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Finished up with his washing, Sanders sat down next to Zelia at the table, fully awake. Though not as quick as the rest of the family, he was usually awake and ready by time breakfast started. “I trust you slept well,” He stated it more as an inquiry than actual statement. At her affirmation, he smiled. “Everyone says females love sleeping in but all the ones I know are usually up before I am. What time did you get up this morning?” He asked.