Moonspear As if they thought of rain

"That makes a lot of sense," Wraen agreed, after listening carefully to Charon's answer and for a moment having a feeling that compared to him she was still very childish in her hopes that the way she lived now was not it. That there was still something great and amazing waiting her down the road. 

"I think you would get along with my sister Sarah," she said then, thinking, how she too had always been very serious and down to earth. How she had strived for leadership from early on, how she had very practical ambitions and had achieved them right after becoming one year old. How she probably was a big part of her younger sibling's life, while she - the younger one, the less ambitious and childish one - had was not there. It was a depressing thought and therefore Wraen shoved it back in the dark receses of her mind in order to feel sad at some other time. When there would be no one to see it. 

"Her story is similar to yours," she said, shrugging and then falling silent, because she had run out of serious topics to discuss with the leader.