Moonspear I never miss a beat

Ohh, he definitely related—although her sibling balance was different than his, she sounded like she had way too many brothers whereas he was surrounded by sisters, he was glad to find she was a fellow middle sibling, and an outnumbered one at that. Yeah, some have left. One sister is dead.. well, for sure Who knew, but fact remained that Galaxy was dead. Maybe the ones that had left had joined the ones that had died by now, who was he to say anything like that for sure? When his family's history was so much older than him, and draped in enough mystery, he didn't know.

Of course, he chirruped, trying not to seem too eager on the spot though. He had nothing to argue with helping her get better at defense. We can spar some time.. and I can show you some stuff then too, he added on eagerly. With his brothers, it was a lot of physical doing, the same way his parents and sisters had helped shape him. Really, he just looked at it as a lot of practice sometimes, but time helped finesse get better, too. Whenever. Jarilo grinned toothily. He was usually around in some capacity, or not hard to find in skimming across the mountainside.

As for the oceanside, he wondered why so many liked it so well. He was understanding the allure in part, but he was too swept up in the newness to know for sure—which was why he needed to go back, and see more of it too. I've only been all the way to it once, he explained. What makes it your favorite? he asked.