Dragoncrest Cliffs tidal waves don't beg forgiveness

Thuringwethil offers a smile when she announces she's feeling better. The weather hit them hard not long after they'd joined and she can't help but feel Kendra may not have survived if she'd turned them away a few weeks ago. She's been more than happy to help where she can in exchange for the support and for that, she can only hope the girl will make a great addition. Unfortunately, she can't say the same for her brother whom she hasn't seen much or noticed his work around their claim. It won't last long if he doesn't take the initiative but the worry she may lose Kendra in the process isn't lost on her.

She's just about to ask about her lost feeling when the girl goes on to explain further. "I'm sorry about your brother," she responds with a droop of her ears and flicker of her tail. It's another familial connection Thuringwethil doesn't have and can't relate to and she sighs, then takes a step closer to bump her shoulder. "We are here for you now, even if we can't fill that hole you're missing." She retreats the step back to give her space before she points with her nose for her to follow. "Do you want to talk about it?"