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It was good to have someone to vent to.  Getting his concerns off of his chest allowed Reek to relax a little more, however slight it may have been.  Theory helped put the story together, but it did little to bring Junior or Saena back to the territory. Unfortunately, the hows or whys where useless, but Reek still felt the urge to know.  Arion had listened intently to Reek's idea before offering his own input into the situation, and for that Reek was thankful.  Deductive reasoning was more of Arion's deal anyway, perhaps he would drum up a better reason.

Although Reek may have believed the blame fell on him, Arion provided a different narrative than Reek's explanation.  However, the crux of both theories was Junior's outburst, which the two had ultimately decided had something to do with her disappearance.  

"You don't think she would have— ?"  Reek's trailed off toward the end of his question. Although, he barely knew Junior.  He didn't have any particular reason to think that she would have gone out and actively found trouble.  Her words during her outburst may have suggested otherwise, but Reek understood that sometimes others overreact when they're angry.  But, even if she did make trouble with the caldera, that provided no explanation of why Saena hadn't returned.  While the narrative made more sense this time around, something was still missing.