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There was nothing more to be said about the north, it seemed, her focus having clearly honed in on something else—her elder siblings. Following her dramatic reaction, he merely observed her for a long moment, almost as if he might be waiting for something more. When nothing came, however, he shrugged it off and nodded his head. “Yes, you have more siblings,” was his response, nearly monotonous and undoubtedly blunt. “A brother and three sisters—Alexander, Sesi, Nanook, and Desna.” Scarlett’s children, and the ones that he would likely always love the most. Perhaps it was because they were his first, or possibly because their mother still haunted his dreams each time he closed his eyes. Either way, they had always held his favour and likely always would.

“Maybe you’ll eventually meet them,” added the man, though he knew there to be a slim chance of that happening. His son had gone off on his own, two of his daughters were missing, and then the daughter closest to them was sure to be busy. Well, not too busy that he wouldn’t visit her but definitely too busy to deal with Astrid.