Hushed Willows firestarter

For @Sif, whenever you have time.  It's been 30 days since your introduction to Elysium, which means that it's time for leadership to check up with you and make sure you're still doing alright and formally indoctrinate you into the Seraph ranks should you choose to stay. :)

Elysium was quiet these days, and she didn't know if that was a good thing or a bad thing.  The Sanctuary had always some kind of drama going on, some sort of terror... but the willows contained none of that.  It still seemed as if half of its members did not like her; she was still unsure of how to approach Mali or Brilliance, and her daughter seemed to be going through a period of exceptional angst.  

She sighed and drew herself up from the patch she had been sunbathing in next to @Olive and Séamus, careful not to rouse the young boy, and started in on business.  She hadn't seen much of Sif, although the girl had shown up to the pack meeting that had been called; she wanted to make sure she was settling in okay.  Hoping to stumble across her naturally without having to call, she put her nose to the ground in search of the young girl.

She had finally succumb to exhaustion last night and fallen asleep. It was an awful sleep full of visions of her brother being  torn to shreds right in front of her. She had woken with tears running down her face, almost hyperventilating. Needing to get away, she had run from her den and outside of the borders where she had found a secluded spot and watched the sun rise. Finally, she had made her way back inside the borders, afraid of what she might find if she stayed on her own too long.

She hadn't been back long before she picked up Seabreeze's scent in the air. Sif liked her; she had saved her and given her a place to stay without asking too many questions. Deciding to seek her out, she tracked her until she saw the light, sandy leader ahead in the distance. She walked towards her, careful to keep her eyes down so as not to accidentally meet her gaze, and released a quiet chuff to announce her presence.