As Felicia huddled near the bonfire with Allen in the cold, dark cave, the thought of the succulent rabbit meat roasting over the flame filled her with anticipation. Her hunger had grown to immense proportions as she saw the rabbit meat on the fire. With gusto, she devoured the rabbit meat, not caring about its bland taste, but only thinking of her great hunger.
Allen somehow didn't feel too hungry; he just ate it little by little while watching Felicia, who devoured it quickly. Allen somehow feels happy and unhappy at the same time. Allen's melancholy feelings were the satisfaction he felt after giving someone else food and the feeling of displeasure because it reminded him of Lavinia when he first gave her soup.
'I should have brought green flowers and white fruit; it will make the meat more delicious." Allen muttered while eating his meat.
