Moonspear saw the mistakes of up and down

No stranger to the burn of bad timing, her ears were set back and splayed wide as Charon grated and growled. She wasn't pleased, by any means, but it could always be worse. If Aria intended to go on her own way, Ame certainly preferred to get it done and over with now so they could adjust to her absence before she went inevitably denbound. Her hackles were half-stiff about all of this, and she would say nothing about it  yet.

At least she was leaving with some sort of goal in mind, when so many seemed to just drift off to the winds without even so much as a word why. They would get through this, and with any luck, Aria may find what she would need out there too--but soon, it would be of no concern to her any longer. Not with a mountain to tend, and a litter creeping steadily closer. She had enough to deal with already.

Her mate covered all that was necessary for Floki's regard, and he made the undertone of grim acceptance quite clear already. "Safe travels," she wished her for a goodbye, although it was still through a tense downturn of her lips that deepened as she watched the pale female leave them behind.

When she was gone, Amekaze huffed and lashed her tail slowly. She then turned and prepared to lurk off to spend her frustration on a search for a meal, mainly to get her mind elsewhere from here.