The Sunspire So this is your home

Now that he told her - yeah - the girl she had met in winter could fit the description, but Wraen did not want to get his hopes up too high. After all - what help could this information be to him. It had happened a very long time ago and the girl she had met briefly could be anywhere and not even alive anymore. After all very few lone wolves could survive winter on their own. 

"Maybe - but I am not sure. I have met a lot of people in the meanwhile - I might be mistaken," this statement was very high up on the probability list. Wraen felt sorry for him losing his mate - but for his sake only. The other half, the one that had a tint of romantic and played with imagination often, was teeny tiny bit glad that Sebastian was a free man. "I helped my parents raise my younger siblings too. They are a lot of work no matter, how many adults are present," she could relate to this. Puppies went from being little loaves of fur and flesh that did not cost you any work to little teethed and clawed monsters that you had to herd around and teach for the next several months. It had been difficult enough for Wraen to not want her children in any time soon.

"Tell me more about yourself - your life story? How did you came here?" she asked.