Moonspear Don't mind me

Vela just nodded shortly when the male seemed to approve. Of course he would, then again, she knew that this wasn't really the truth. Vela instantly shook her head. "She wouldn't tell and I didn't know that you had trouble with someone other than the woman with the face face and the Redhawks," she explained. "She said that it was best for her own safety that she wouldn't tell her name," which was the truth.

Vela desperately wanted to know her name or at least check if she already knew her true name but also know about what she could have done to her father and how much of a traitor she was for liking her. "What other enemies do we have?," she asked. "Why didn't you tell me?" Perhaps it was before her time, or even better, her father had forgotten. Though, father didn't seem the type. "Well, we had an argument over the fact that she didn't want to tell me."