The woman sort of chuckled gently to him before moving to peck his nose. "Not yet, you haven't! Oh, Sage, you're gonna get stuck under that horse some day," she mused softly to the boy. She then gave a soft smile. "Well, I suppose... but I wouldn't have needed to move out of the castle if it wasn't for you," she mused lightly to the boy. She kind of moved to give him her hand, pulling him up before padding out the door and towards the little pop up with some icecream.

Sage chuckled lightly in response to her comment, grinning over at her as he let her help him up. "There's worse ways to go I suppose," he chirped lightly before quieting down as they wandered down the hall. In all honesty, he was content to just crane his head and neck around to try and take in as much as he could as they wandered around.

The woman sort of shook her head before moving to peck his lips. "I'd rather not be the one to find you like that," she mused softly to him before moving to peck his lips again. They sort of wandered along the boat after a bit, looking for somewhere to get some icecream from... it was nice to be somewhere warm though. To be honest, she would miss th warmth here... it wasn't cold back home, but it certainly wasn't warm either. She huffed out a soft breath as she spotted the little stand and kind of gave him a big grin.

Sage sort of just chuckled in response to her comment, grinning over at her in response to her peck. "Well I think I'd rather just sleep with you anyway," he noted with amusement. "Though chaos is cozy," he added with a sort of chuckle. He lapsed into silence as they wandered around, just looking around and taking in everything he could. When he heard Mari huff, he moved to tilt his head so he could sort of see what she could, and grinned over at her when he saw the ice cream, hopping over to pay for what they each wanted and then wandered off with her again.

The woman smiled lightly when he spotted the stand, taking the cone from him happily after a moment or two. She hadn't really had icecream before... it was nice, though. Refreshing, especially considering how humid it was up here. They wandered up to the deck after a bit though... it was still light out, and the sun was absolutely beaming down on then. She sort of moved to lean against the railing of the boar with a small hum, snacking on her icecream happily.

Sage sort of just grinned dumbly as they wandered off with their snack....he supposed he was just glad to spoil Mari, and spoil himself a little bit too, for once, he supposed. But the ice cream was delicious...and he made a mental note to buy one of those little churns to make homemade stuff. Maybe he'd surprise Mari with it once they got back. But it was really good....and Mari liked it, and no doubt the kids would absolutely love it, so why not? They had the extra money...and it wasn't like they were too expensive. He sort of just nestled on the railing next to Mari when she stopped, more than happy to just look over the ocean, taking me to pictures so he could paint or draw them later.

The woman sort of leaned on the rails happily, soon enough finishing up her icecream then turning to give Sage a grin. "What are we doing when we get back? What's our next adventure," she hummed gently to him. They didn't really do much anymore... Sage went out to do the horses, came back, and she stayed in the house most days. She wanted to do more... saying that, she was very happy with her life. They'd come so far in their life, and she couldn't be happier, but she did miss everything else that had went ok.

Sage was content to sit there for a while, and he hummed softly in response to her comment, finishing his ice cream and staring on the cone itself. "I'm not sure," he humemd. "I'm sure we'll come up with something," he noted with a sort of chuckle. "Hopefully nothing bad," he added, knowing he had bad luck when it came to that sort of thing.

The girl sort of pouted at him after a moment before moving to peck his lips. "Aw, babe, nothing bad is going to happen anymore," she mused softly to him. "I think... we're in the clear now. We have been for a little while," she mused softly to him. It was a good thing... Sage had so much happen in his life. He never thought he'd be here today, and she very much had the same thought process. But they were here. They had children, Sage had bit businesses with the horses and art, and they had a nice house... things were good now.