Dragoncrest Cliffs the peace of wild things

 Their business-like relationship suits him as well - though one of these days he really should try to learn her name. It's impossible to ask her - it strikes him as impolite and awkward, at the least. Ah, well. The opportunity will eventually present itself, he's sure.

 Were their relationship different - were Étoille more than an outsider - the Rauna might have questioned whether or not it was a good idea. He's never known the Heda to act brashly. Had they recieved news that Wildfire's injuries were grave, perhaps he could understand, but this feels uncomfortably like he's being drawn into what will become a lover's quarrel.

 But: their relationship is what it is, and he is not going to object to an order. Well. A request from Heda, which is essentially an order. "Bien sûr," the titan tells her, any hint of his own doubts thoroughly hidden from his naturally neutral expression. "When shall we leave," he adds, though he suspects the answer will be along the lines of 'now'.