Hmm. Well, the Fomorian was right.  These elves were definitely some tough folk.  Well, it should be fine for now at least.  "Sucaria, your heart is in the same cavity in your chest it's always at.  You can't fool me."  Luna said, missing any semblance of figurative speech her maid might have been attempting.  That made her a little more confused at the hearty laugh the Fomorian had let out.  Perhaps it's just because of how close they have always been the thought never really crossed Luna's mind.

"And... Yes. Sure.  We'll sleep together so you can't go wandering off again without my knowning."  Luna mentioned, more worried about Sucaria wandering off without her than any implications it might carry.  "Just don't go pulling your heart out in the middle of the night alright?"  With that, Luna turned to head back down the way they came up.  "That said, perhaps we should just head on back to the camp."

She had no intention to be out in the open where they might get caught by an army of Fomorians.  As strong as their new cyclops friend seemed to be, she doubted the three of them could fight off an army.  "That said, I haven't caught your name."  She mentioned to the cyclops as she started head down the hill with Sucaria in her arms.  "I'm Lunalel Lightsword and this is Sucaria."  She offered their names first, "Would you grant us your name as well?"  She asked, curious.  As far as Fomorians went, he didn't seem all too bad.  Perhaps it was out of a sense of unease of his kind being enthralled by this Elder Beast, but he did inform Luna of Sucaria's situation.