"What do you mean?" She asked and he chuckled. "Well considering how you were with him just now, even I wouldn't want to get on your bad side." He said, letting a small smile out. "He's one of the reason's I moved from Scotland." He blinked slowly before saying quietly, "Scotland sounds nice, you miss it?"

A slight frown flickers across her face, before she shrugs. "I'm mostly all bark and no bite." Mostly. Then a smile replaces the frown as she nods. "Oh yes. Perhaps I am bias because I was born there. But Scotland is absoutely beautiful." A glazing and wistful look enters Ayesha's gaze as she continues. "There isn't much I could name that I dislike about Scotland. The houses are massive, the clans are nice. The games are fun, and everyone pretty much knows everyone."

"I'm mostly all bark and no bite." She said shrugging. Starfire forced himself not to flinch. And I'm quite the opposite, most of the time. He thought to himself before hearing her say, "Oh yes. Perhaps I am bias because I was born there. But Scotland is absoutely beautiful. There isn't much I could name that I dislike about Scotland. The houses are massive, the clans are nice. The games are fun, and everyone pretty much knows everyone." A wistful look entered Ash's eyes. Starfire sighed contentedly, "It sounds . . amazing." He wasn't going to pry about why she had left Scotland as one, it wasn't his business and two, he was going to have to leave soon.

Ayesha grows more focused, her gaze sharpening. "Yeah. Maybe one day I'll get to return home." She shrugs,"Wistful thinking." A small smile flashes across her face, before she grows more serious. "Are you hungry? I can cook something for you real quick." She gestures towards the fridge, she had plently of things to cook now that she had just gone shopping. Besides cooking was something that Ayesha liked, and she was good at.

"Yeah. Maybe one day I'll get to return home. Wistful thinking." Ash said, Not to me. That's one thing I can't do. Starfire thought, a saddened look crossing his face before he perished the thought. "Are you hungry? I can cook something for you real quick." Starfire put on a small smile before saying, "Sure. Lunch sounds good. Surprise me with your cooking." He winked playfully before taking a seat, concentrating his energy on his leg to heal.

Despite her own peril, Ayesha didn't miss the brief yet sad look on Starfire's face, however she doesn't say anything or react at all. Simply nodding as she opens the fridge. "Alright." She pulls things out, and just starts throwing things together and cooking. Until she had a sort of cooked chicken dish. She didn't exactly know what it was, but honestly it looked good. Ayesha puts it on a plate and slides the plate across to Starfire. "Here you go."

"Here you go." Ash said. The dish in front of him. . .well, he didn't recognize it at all. "A Scotland dish, is that what I see?" Starfire asked before taking a bite. He paused while chewing, before looking at her with a neutral face. "This is. . .terribly good." He said, a smile breaking out on his face playfully. He started to eat before saying, "I haven't had something like this before. What do you call it?"

Ayesha leans against the counter, watching as Starfire examined the dish. "No clue." She admitted as Starfire goes in for the first bite. Usually Ayesha didn't care about how people felt about her cooking, but this time she was nervous. Her blue eyes studying Starfire as he chews, unable to read his expression. Until a smile broke out across his face. Ayesha smiles to,"I'm glad you like it." She then chuckles,"I dunno. I just threw some things together and cooked, it doesn't really have a name."

Starfire chuckled, "That's one way to cook. As long as it tastes good, it's something." Starfire ate the rest before taking his plate to the sink, his limp almost gone. His energy was running low again so he would need a nap shortly. He needed to somehow leave here, but he didn't want to leave so bluntly. That would be rude. He thought before hearing barking outside. A flash of annoyance went through his face before he hid it. He just wanted to get rid of the dogs and leave him in peace.

Ayesha shrugs, chuckling slightly. "I suppose so." Before her gaze flashes away as Starfire finishes the plate off. Her blue gaze focusing again as she hears Starfire get up and take the plate to the sink. "Your limp is better." She comments,"I guess you are feeling better then?" No human's injury, not as bad as that one had been, would heal that quick. But Ayesha kept her mouth shut about that,"I suppose you'll be leaving soon?"