Sleeping Dragon don't be shocked when your history books mention me

@Wildfire

Each morning, Thuringwethil worries if this will be the last day of their queen. She wants to push for an answer just so she can know, can figure out the next path of their mountain, but she doesn't bring it up either. When Gyda knows, she will tell her, and in the meantime things go as they always do. Except with Gavriel back, her nights at Gyda's would likely become nonexistent and more time she's able to spend alone or occupied. She does make the at least daily trip to the den and check on them, but for the most part she sticks to the borders to strengthen them for any upcoming changes.

If Gyda were to step down, her time will likely be spent within the borders and her frequent trips would lessen. Something she didn't get much of in Seageda, as the sole leader, that Sleeping Dragon had been able to provide. While things are likely to still be different, and Drageda wouldn't ever be able to become a hint of her former home, she knows the path of their mountain could be drastically different.

It is times like these she would go to Magpie and actually utilize her but her absence has proven to be permanent and she's left alone with her thoughts. She'd be able to craft her cabinet as she saw fit to assist her lead and they could easily revert to Drageda law. A rumble in her chest surprises her, pleased with vibration, as she makes to rub her shoulder against a tree. The thoughts remain chaotic in her head but she knows, whatever her queen should choose, Heda will be all right.