Moonspear But we're not the same

Osprey felt that this was the last time they would play the game of imagination and she felt a little sad that once another kid had grown up and left the childhood behind. There was no turning back now and in a way the dragon that had been slayed at the Moonspear was a symbol of times that had ended and would never come back.

She therefore did not reply and simply nodded and with a deep sigh she let it go. It was a high time she went too, but there was one last thing she wanted Charon to know: "I might be wrong, but once you suggested that you wanted to be an uncle to my children. And - if luck will have it - there will be a chance to fulfill that wish this year. That is - if you still want to."  Maybe the right way to move on was to build new bridges and ties.