The Sunspire Leave me in my dreams

I'm so sorry about your parents she said softly, clearly affected. At least her mothers might still be alive. She could imagine that knowing for certain that your parents are gone is much worse. Time could not be turned back. Oh, how helpless she would feel. 

She gave Rannoch a sympathetic nudge with her muzzle. I'm glad you told me she said I know it must have been hard to talk about it, but now I know I'm not alone in this she smiled at him, but it held more sadness than she had intended. Nara had come to see Rannoch as a friend, and it hurt her to see him sad. Nara wanted to make him feel better but she didn't know what to say. She looked up at the sky as if the stars would spell out an answer. And for once, the starts did. I'm sure your parents are up there now, and I'm sure that they're proud of you she said, still looking up. And they'll wait until you're there with them - then you can tell them everything and they will understand, I'm sure Nara said.

Then she turned to the abyss again and sat there in silence for a moment, watching how the moonlight reflected on the lake. After a while she asked How long before it stops hurting?