Silvertip Mountain Don't look now

Remembering her brother like the stars was something Krypton could manage. They were always there, they would never leave. To her, it was a symbol of everlasting hope. Even in the darkest of nights, they were still shining as bright as could be. Cloud was hopeful like that, he never backed down and always give it a second go. Chaska seemed to have been pleased with Krypton's answer, he was smiling.

He asked if she felt better to remember him by the stars, she solemnly nodded her head. He then spoke about his condolences for her loss, stating how proud of a brother he would be to have Krypton as a sister. She lifted her gave to him, her smile a bit bigger than before. He soon asked about what Cloud was like, Krypton could go on for hours about him. "Well, Cloud was soft spoken, kind, gentle." Krypton truly enjoyed speaking about her deceased brother, sometimes she felt as if he was there with her, smiling about how she spoke about him. "He always looked to the sky, always wondered about the stars." Cloud was a spacious wolf, a dreamer and believer. Some times he would wake up during the night just to see the stars glow their beautiful light. "But most importantly, he had the gift of patience. He would always listen to anyone and said nothing about it. I-" She started off, feeling her eyes start to water a bit. "I wish I was more like him at times."