Stavanger Bay Life's a little sideways

Tevinter was sympathetic but did not push for more information, instead letting Floki decide whether or not he wanted to share. He appreciated that about his twin, and felt a momentary pang of regret that they had allowed their bond to be nearly shattered in the first place. Jealousy, anger, and miscommunication had been the culprits, and while he wasn't sure if Tevinter and Charon would ever reconcile, he was at least glad that they had made their own peace.

He shook his head lightly. It wasn't that he didn't want to talk to Tevinter, but he was weary of even thinking about what had happened. Aside from that, he still felt that it wasn't his story to share in its entirety. Even if he never saw Wildfire again, he wouldn't break her trust in that way. Where previously he had felt frustration at her abrupt and unannounced departure, he presently was just resigned.

"I guess she just decided she would be better off elsewhere," he said, his tone flat and lacking any affect. It wasn't the most unbiased explanation and was largely based on what he had been told by Charon, but she hadn't been the only one hurt. He still felt betrayed. He gave his head another shake, then forced a smile. "Anyway. I'm really glad I got to see you, but I should probably head back to Moonspear. Can we meet up again soon?" he asked with a hopeful wave of his tail.