We can save her some…but it certainly won’t be as warm and savory as it will be now.

[Edelgard can feel their toddler staring at her, but she just keeps her attention on Sylvain.]

[Edelgard never likes to see her child upset—even /if/ she’s throwing a tantrum. She looked at Sylvain when he told her that they were the only two in the room.

What is he planning?]

Oh, silly me. I must have been hearing things. I remember now, Beyla is tucked away in bed.

[After Beyla is taken out of her arms, Edelgard feels lighter- both physically and mentally. Motherhood is equally rewarding as it is exhausting.

She was surprised when Sylvain turned around to kiss her. She stole a few more kisses before pulling away to look at Beyla.]

Now, what to do with you?

That’s right. Goblins don’t deserve cobbler, not until they learn to behave themselves.

[You can make your way back into her good graces, but you’ll have to work hard. She’s still rather annoyed, but seeing Sylvain with their daughter always warms her heart.]

[By the time Edelgard reaches her husband, she gives him the /death/ glare.]

Are you just going to stand there or are you going to help me with o u r daughter??

[Oh, Sylvain. A grave mistake you’ve made.]

[She squeaks in surprise when he picks her up, a smile growing on her face.]

No, I have meetings later. I blocked off the majority of the day to spend with you and Beyla.

[See? She’s learning not to overexert herself.]