Duskfire Glacier sorrow by name and sorrow by nature

“I see,” Gyda drew when Gavirel explained that Thuringwethil still had wolves that followed her from Seageda. “The decision to what she does with that knowledge is hers,” But Gyda did not see Thuringwethil uprooting what they had built together to return to Seageda. Of course, she could and would not speak for Thuringwethil. “Heda and I have built a home here, the mount in the distance is called Sleeping Dragon. It is where we rule together.” Gyda divulged to him, studying him for his reaction. Gyda knew that Thuringwethil was not accustomed to sharing the helm of the pack. Gyda did not have any problems sharing the responsibilities, and enjoyed having Thurin lead beside her. Even if they did not always agree; but that was expected when you put two women on the thrones. Two strong women with cultures that were different but in their own ways similar.

“I will take her to you if that is what you wish.” The viking queen offered him simply.