Ariel slips his hand out of Cam's and walks up to Fey, offering them his water bottle with a harmless smile. He doesn't know what they need or want to regain energy, but he feels it his duty to help them regain it. He did convince them to use their power after all.

"No, thank you." They lightly decline. "I will be alright. It simply takes a heavy amount of energy to solidify shade. It can be quite tiring. Like doing a marathon."

Ariel nods slowly, his small shrug mimicking the attitude of someone saying 'if you say so'. Then he smiles, blue letters spelling, "It was really nice meeting you and seeing your power. You're really cool." Cam had tapped him on the shoulder so he would start walking with zir. "I'll see you later!" He gives them a wave before following Cameron back home.
The message fades soon after appearing.

"Nice to meet you too." Fey smiles, watching them leave.

Cameron makes for home but Ariel drags zir aside, determined to get something for breakfast. Cameron quickly quiets him and tells him that he can have cereal or pancakes when they got home.

Fey casually follows at a distance. It's better than just standing around, and they can put it under 'work' when they get back to the Force building.

Cameron doesn't notice them following and neither does Ariel. They arrive to find Aliyah looking annoyed, "What took you so long? Since you don't have any food don't give me an excuse about how long making food takes."
Ariel shrugs and goes into the kitchen, reluctantly, to go grab himself a bowl of cereal.

They casually idle outside the house, filling out a work form on their phone to explain that ambling outside a couple peoples' houses is worth overtime pay.

Ariel listens to Aliyah nag Cam, trying to get zir to eat something, for a few minutes. He slips out of the kitchen balancing a bowl filled with marshmallows and strawberries, both ingredients from two different cereals. Then he parks himself on the window sill and watches Farren play video games.
Cam eventually gets a slice of bread and eats it if only to calm Aliyah down.

Brooks had gotten easily distracted from the assignment that Kai had sent him on. He wanders back over to her after a few minutes talking to another random person; Kai looks half amused and half annoyed at his tactics.
"You really need to stop that habit of walking up to random people like they're your friend already. It's annoying how often it actually works. It makes my social skills look terrible," Kai sighs, "and yours appear too good to be true."
Brooks looks at her sideways, trying to figure out what she meant. "They're not my friends. And I honestly don't have that many. Just you, for now. Kay was rather nice to me, though; she's already given me a free drink."
Kai throws up her hands, "You still have better communication skills than I can; Kay's attitude towards you is living proof of that. I can't get anyone to like me or drop their guard around me no matter what I do!" Brooks just smirks, ruffles her hair, and scans the surrounding area.

Feidan isn't hiding. They're just standing there, looking at their phone and occasionally glancing at the house.