Moonspear what a beautiful life away

All in all, he agreed on all accounts and did his part to ease some of the worries she'd not even been fully aware of already. She sighed quietly, deciding to just silently let it settle with a soft nod of her own at first. Of course she was a bit distracted, thinking of Alya ranging out like Floki did one day in addition to him being missing at present. He held onto hope, it seemed, which looking at him brought her focus back onto now. "Yeah," she said, a little more subdued than before as she reached to nudge her muzzle against his. Ame lingered long enough to nip softly before she withdrew.

They'd had it good with Floki always being here with them. The absence smarted, and so, it was a lot easier to digest it by saying yes, he'll return soon. She couldn't even fully fathom how he may feel -- his brother, who had always been for as long as Floki had lived. As far as she'd known, they'd never been apart for any majorly lengthy span of time. "I hope the weather does not get in his way, somehow." She squinted thoughtfully. Teekon winters could be downright suspicious. She'd seen them run a whole range of conditions, from mild to worse and everything in between. This one was toeing a line she couldn't trust. They were due for it to get rough truthfully but she'd felt that way a while now -- kind of perpetually expecting something to go amiss, sooner or later, and thus planning how to deal with it best. "Ah, well. I do have faith in him," she added. In case the tone of her concerns seemed to suggest otherwise. He'd be back.