Coconut Grove the algea

the inquiry stilled the youngest mayfair child, and she withdrew only so that she could tell emaleth all of that had transpired in her absence. how eilidh had been so quiet as of late while shem mourned, and of the meeting that aria had suggested implementing battle tactics into donnelaith that she had argued against. how she did agree that all ought to know of self-defense, but that in donnelaith violence had no place! she admitted her fears toward constantine's own reaction toward her, during that very meeting, and her anxieties were that aria and constantine were angry with her for her adamant fight against the beliefs she wished to express! she informed her sister of rowan, that the woman was with children--their siblings--and that rowan had been ousted from their ranks. she told emaleth of casmir's thoughts on the matter, and then remembered to tell her that casmir now ran with the creek wolves, and had a sweetheart, and admitted that she, too, feared aria's jealousy, but that she did not imagine aria envied her for any reason, so she ought not to worry at all. she informed her sister of the neighboring bay, allies and protectors of donnelaith; that skellige, its king, had saved her on more than one occassion, and perhaps emaleth and she alone could ever decipher the warmth in her tones as she spoke of him. she fell silent after it all, the monologue quite long, but necessarily so.