Mount Apikuni meeting asterr

The query pertaining to her level of skill was, for the moment, skipped over. It was something that the dragoness had noticed with ease, but another thing that she’d not commented upon. She understood that some were not interested in speaking of themselves, or could need time to gather their answers together. No matter the stranger's reasoning, however, she’d let it slip by. There was no reason to press upon a matter that was of little importance, after all. No matter the skills possessed, more knowledge could always be acquired with time and practice. Always were minds growing, evolving and discovering ways in which they might store more information. Such was what Asterr believed, and so she’d be patient with the injured female.

What had been asked of her was to be expected, the answer being one that she wasn’t the least bit keen on hiding. “I gave birth several weeks ago,” she went on to explain, smiling all the while. To speak of her girls brought her a great amount of joy, for they were everything that a mother could ask for—and then some. “Three daughters. They are still too young to be without me for anything more than a few hours.” There were others within the tribe that could watch over and protect them from danger, but they could not provide for the hatchlings what their mother could. Such was a role that no one aside from Asterr could ever fill, for she had been the one to bear and give life to their young souls.

Back to her initial question had the topic of conversation then gone, and to the chieftess was an answer revealed. “We all have much to learn, no matter how much—or little—we believe ourselves to know,” she’d said, assuring Bonnie that she was not alone. Whilst some tended to know more than others, there was always room for improvement, even when it seemed as if there might not be. Little time was spent on that idea, though, since the girl believed that certain things were best left to be discovered by one’s self. It was then onto the fact that she was alone that Asterr had moved, curious. It was with an obvious interest that she’d then asked, “Have you considered settling down into a new home since leaving your old one?”