Wheeling Gull Isle ii. moondust

It meant the world to Reigi that Moorhen agreed to stay next to the ghost-girl; she would've liked to have done it herself but the travels had exhausted the new mother and likely her child, as well.  It was a lot of change for such a little one, and she'd have to get used to it being just the two of them for now.

She slow and gingerly leaned to mouth the base of Moorhen's ear before licking her chin, and then turned her attention upon Coelacanth.

How charming!  She was exactly as she had remembered — balletic, graceful, intuitive.  She stood and grabbed Yakone and trod after Seelie.  Normally she would've been met with more enthusiasm, but Reigi was more than drained.