Northstar Vale Dammit Tubbs, not again

Although an answer was given, it was another thing she could not accept. It was vague, at best, not even giving a reason as to why he'd thought in such a way. "Better for whom?" For him? That couldn't be the case. The best option for him would be to join a group of some sort, whether it be her's or someone else's, so that his chance of survival was increased. There was nothing she could think of that would support his being alone to be the best choice. Briefly, she'd then wondered if the answer was related to her—no, even that was ludicrous.

"If it is my tribe that you do not wish to join, then please say so," she voiced. "If it is a home in general that you do not wish to acquire, then I apologize, but I cannot leave you alone." At times, the size of her heart was troublesome. Asterr wished to help anyone and everyone that she could, so to leave the boy now was out of the question.