Sunbeam Lair i sang in my chains like the sea

I’ve permission to skip Thalia.

To give the male her blessing had been an easy task, and she was doubtful that the choice would ever be regretted. Her belief was solidified by his words, sharing how he possessed no intentions of getting into fights. It was good, too, that he’d not proposed an alliance, for she would have turned it down without a second thought. Such agreements were good when one of the sides partook in wars, but seemed, to her, misleading when a tribe spoke of wanting only peace. A friendship, however, was a different story entirely. Such was a bond that each side worked to keep strong, rather than a business arrangement. It was something that she could agree to begin, and was glad to do so.

“I believe a friendship would be pleasant,” the girl voiced. “I hope that we will be able to form a strong bond between our two homes.” Words were nice and all, but, only time could tell for sure if this friendship of theirs would survive and flourish.