Mudminnow River can't hear you now

Eilidh well remembered when Deirdre had lost her way, and when she was reunited with them. The name of the woman who found her, however, escaped her. She was certain she'd heard it before, but couldn't drum it up from the dregs of her memory. When the woman asked if she knew her father was dead, in that callous manner, Eilidh's ears splayed. Her soft countenance hardened, emerald gaze going flat, pained at the reminder of her father's ill fate. Aye, I was there when he left the world. I buried him in Donnelaith. Now that the place was burned, she feared she'd never find his grave again.

Though my father likely paid his debt to you, I must thank you for bringing my sister home. What is your name? Now she was curious if the woman knew her brothers or their whereabouts. Do you know of my brothers, Casmir and Constantine? I've been long parted from them, and wish to find them. Family was all that mattered to her anymore, but perhaps they didn't feel the same. Whatever the outcome, Eilidh sought to reunite with them, and seek asylum with her kin once more.