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In the time frame during which it'd happened, the topic had been a tender one. It'd been best to leave it alone, to not question or even speak of it, but never had Sen respected such wishes. For the longest while, a seething hatred had brewed beneath her breast, churning dangerously like the waves of a storm. Eventually, though, her life had carried on. She'd departed from Teekon altogether, and the burning irritation she'd felt had been diluted. Presently, though, things were shifting slightly. In the presence of the man, whose query scrounged up any remaining hostilities, she'd felt herself be hit by the weight of thoughts and feelings from so long ago. "Yeah. Never knew where she went or why, she'd just left us all one day," she'd answered, then, though that wasn't the truth. A series of events had taken place, of which that had lead up to the leader's departure, but Sen made no note of that. No, just as she'd done so long ago, she'd looked at the situation only from her own perspective.

A morsel of information pertaining to his wanderings was given, and without a request having been made. She could appreciate that, as it saved a considerable amount of time. "I probably won't be heading to the coast, then." If he believed nothing had seemed worthwhile, then why should she waste her time heading all the way over there to see things for herself? Since it saved her time, Sen was able to accept his words.