Moonspear who can blame him

@Charon

There'd been too much going on, lately. Alya kept meaning to sit down and think about it, but she'd still yet to properly mourn her sister. It was easier to pretend that she was over it - fake it until you make it and all that. That, and Alya was a bit worried that, when she finally took the time, she'd find that she was not too bothered by Galaxy's death at all -

And that was something she could not accept.

Thus, the dark woman sought to fill her days with anything but thoughts of the family's loss. Vaati had provided a useful and exciting distraction, but she couldn't spend all her time thinking about those developments. Her family still needed her, and she'd found that the Cerberus had a distrubing lack of knowledge about Moonspear's history with the surrounding packs. They knew all the necessary information, of course, but Alya was hoping to find out more about her family's past.

She wandered that day in seach of her father, knowing that his words would paint a much clearer picture than Amekaze's.