Totoka River dearheart

deirdre hummed, thoughtful for a moment. perhaps, if the loneliness becomes unbearable, you could come to donnelaith. i believe there is enough room for you there, though you would need to speak with aria, firstly. so long as you can hunt and are no cold-blooded murderer, i believe you would be welcome, there. it was but an offering. she could not imagine what sort of suffering the lonely endured, as she had never faced it. the girl was surrounded by love, and even amidst the confusion that came across, she loved and--presumed she--was loved in turn. i am not sure what awaits you, but if it is not something that holds you there... she had extended a proverbial arm toward the other, and smiled sweetly.

the smile widened at starbuck's comforting words. she was gladdened to hear it; there was much she wished to know! but one stood out in her mind and heart both. her greatest wish: will donnelaith continue to know peace? she breathed, not wanting to reveal too much of her fear. will it stay on the course my father had meant for it, she pressed, gently, her ears flitting atop her crown. a strong thought wished to fly from her throat, but she swallowed it: will i make him proud!