Ceallach has changed in the days since Roarke had disappeared. There is a certain silence to him; he has always been solemn and quiet, reserved as it was. But now he is more critical. His eyes are shifting and beneath the haze of blue skies brilliant suns are beginning to show. He feels his role as his sister's keeper, acutely and particularly bound to @Eirlys to try and bridge the gap of the twin she has lost. His days are mostly spent with her, trying to be a distraction or a comfort. In many ways he has learned his sister's moods well and can tell when she might benefit from one thing or another if it is a game of chase or a story - he had dreamt up so many adventures for her that Roarke is on, romantic sorts of fables where nothing bad ever happened. 

Ceallach gives a soft sigh, his eyes fixed to the woods beyond the small clearing he remains sprawled in - after such a game of tag his sister is sleeping nearby and Ceallach doesn't want to end his vigil over her.