The Sunspire Right brain left brain

Vienna was truly shocked to hear that Ferdie had what Jace and her father did, though she supposed she shoudn't have been. She never would have pegged him with it, but would she Jace or her father either? It came without warning and there was no inkling of it when it lay dormant, for Jace was the sweetest being she had ever met before the terrible rages struck.

Where some would rethink their membership in a pack led by one such as Ferdie, the thought didn't even cross Vienna's mind. If she trusted her brother, then she trusted him, it was as simple as that. Jace thought that Ferdie was competent and in control enough to lead and that was all Vienna needed to know. Besides, she had quite a bit of experience with that sort of thing, being from the family that she was.

"I should hope not," she responded, her eyes widening as he spoke of Fox's orders to kill one another. "He was no more in control than you or dad, such an affliction shouldn't be reason to kill a wolf. It just means that he needed to be helped." This Fox didn't seem like the type of wolf that Vienna wanted anything to do with, and if she was so harsh and misunderstanding, then she was glad Jace had been forced to leave. She was sad that he seemed split on it still, and that the circumstances had been so bad, but this seemed a much healthier place. She was so happy that Jace had not followed through with those orders. It further confirmed that he was still the brother she loved and had grown up with.

It troubled her a bit to hear that the Sunspire was having problems with another pack. Vienna could fight but that did not mean she liked to. She wasn't particularly aggressive, but if it came down to it, she would definitely do what she could to help out. She considered the idea of perhaps getting better acquainted with the healing plants in the area. If there were to be altercations in the future then they needed to be prepared for injuries. She could use some of the natural lore that her mother had shown her. "I'm glad you are ok," she ended with, pressing her head against his side. "I've missed you."