Snowforest Taiga I traveled all these miles for you

Her smile widened, displaying a toothy grin now. "Good. Since you're not." A useless wolf would not have been able to make the trek here, nor carry his fallen packmate for several hours. She was sure there was more but left the subject alone. They got to moving, and an ear twisted in his direction as he spoke. "Mm. I'm not very good at patrolling. I tend to wander away and explore, which defeats the purpose." Her aptitude was more for knowledge, not defense, though she was still an adept warrior. Most Amazons were.

Looking for his father and feeling stupid for it was a relatable topic. Her own parents, and even Tezcacoatl (not to mention others throughout her life) had often left her behind. They wanted to fight and torture their 'servants' and though she tried to fit in, the Fire sister had always been something of an anomaly, an oddity. Different. She'd been left behind many-a-time and grew stronger for it. She forgave, but did not forget. Ever. A flaw certainly, but it was part of her personality. 

"Well then it's his fault he lost out on being a part of your life." It was the only comment she made on the subject before moving on like he'd asked. She couldn't just leave it alone, having been trained to counsel others. "What do you want to talk about? I think the weathers a little boring, so not that please."