Moonspear Always With The Stars

He looks up to the sky, more so for the sake of being kind than anything else and tries but ultimately fails to find the Big Dipper and Little Dipper speaks of. He makes a hum in his throat but gives no actual verbal confirmation or rejection. He hopes that his noise suffices and that she takes it as she will. A moment of silence follows and then it all comes pouring out as she admits to missing Galaxy. Drogon’s gaze lowers slowly from the sky to Korei sharing in the sentiment but without the intensity that she does though this is not surprising. Drogon only met her once and did not know her half as well as he presumes her own siblings did. Drogon isn’t good with tears. He doesn’t know how to handle this and though he feels the inclination to attempt to offer her something that might dampen the blow of loss just a bit he wrestles with whether he actually thinks that’s a good idea or not. He sympathizes. Sort of; in the most similar way that he can. Drogon is a mercenary and he’s a ranger …not a counselor. He’s not qualified to give anyone comfort and he knows it. “Hey,” He calls up to her. “I know it hurts and it’s ok to hurt; but you should know that she’s up there, she's stardust and as long as you keep looking to the stars and keep her in your thoughts and heart then she’s not really gone. She'll always be there.” Just as his mother lives on in him ( though Drogon doesn’t know Lotte’s passed away ). He feels a bit awkward — this is very out of his depth, after all — and has no idea whether his words will help her or alternatively make her feel worse but he offers them to her in the hope that they might be able to bring her some small comfort in what must surely be dark days for the family.