The Sentinels wayward son

Eilidh welcomed Deirdre into her arms, and allowed the ever-growing girl to remain beneath her body while they spoke. The honeyed sister hoped her snowy one would grow out of this shier stage, but she remembered her own shyness as a youngster, and knew her sister would grow into her own with time. Eilidh smiled softly as Aria explained how Deirdre and Emaleth looked different, and while it was true that both Cas and Connie were black, they were different in other ways, too. Our brothers are more than just brothers, they're twins. That means they were born at the same time. Their eyes and now ears were different, and their personalities were, too.

The healer turned toward Aria, her heart aching at the thought of her suffering here before Casmir's countenance without the wolf actually being Casmir. She wanted to let her know how sorry she felt, how much she wanted to change what happened, but didn't want to bring that pain to the forefront. So instead she tried to smile in Aria's direction, to show she thought of her, before turning back to her brother to answer his question. Cas was attacked a few months ago and lost an ear in the process. He's fine, just not here. Eilidh's smile faltered then, though she didn't frown. Not quite. I'm not sure why he left, but he's done some questionable things lately, and I guess he wanted to get away from it all. It was up to Aria to tell Constance about their relationship, if she wanted. Eilidh might not have if given the choice.

Then after a moment she smiled again, ducking down to Deirdre's height. Do you want to help me call for Pappa? When she received the answer, Eilidh tossed her head back and howled for @Lasher, the king of Donnelaith, to welcome back his son.