Dragoncrest Cliffs no room for you on the right side

To her surprise, Blixen doesn’t push back. Not yet, at least. There’s still time because she’s still interested, still invested, but she knows it is a good sign when she asks if she has a choice. Thuringwethil doesn’t think she could keep Blixen from going if she really wants to but she doesn’t want to think one of her children would disobey a direct order if it came down to it. She’s already spoken how much she wants to go back down there in the spring with her friend.

“Dio. Eske,” she pauses and thinks, knowing there are not a lot of options at the moment. “Hux, maybe. Étoille is surveying the land and learning what he can. He’ll be part of it too. Plus those in Redhawk,” she adds, curious to know if the two wolves she met from Moonspear may be involved somehow. There is Shalon and Hush too, and the Furi girl but if she takes the girl, Blixen won’t stay back. “If you want to go, you may,” she says though nothing else and her expression doesn’t break. If she denies Blixen the opportunity, should she chose to go despite her mother’s wishes, she’ll be hurting Wildfire but if she bides by her mate when their daughter wants to go, she’ll be doing the same to her. The only tilt in her favor is that Blixen will eventually forgive her, maybe one day understand, especially when Wildfire eventually returns.