Moonspear I lose myself tonight

"Amazing - it is located under one of those one hundred trees and I checked," she looked over Terance's shoulder to count. "Those five. It looks like a frozen head looks like with half spine attached to it." So far about the explanations. Now that all was said and done (though some things she would later wish she had not said) it was surprisingly easy to walk beside her brother and talk to him. And to those, who would see the two from afar, they would notice that the girl was beaming. 

"You sound a lot like mom on her bad days," Wraen said after a long moment of silence, which was spent pondering over, what he had already revealed. During their travels Osprey had not been very well - pregnancy and famine had taken a hard toll on her - and there had been weeks, when she had seemed to be disconnected from the world, her gaze weary and blank at times. But after a while it would pass and she would be the cheerful, happy and involved mother figure again. This had lasted until early last year, when she made a recovery. 

"Too bad she didn't talk much about it - she would know, what to do," though Wraen was not so sure. Maybe Osprey just the same way as Terance never understood, what had happened to her. "You are not feeling like dying or suicidal or something?"