Sunspire Mountains say hey Goodbye yesterday

it wasn't long before the last few pieces fell into place, confirmed what she'd already guessed. she watched him slide slowly from tension to madness, the desperation, the pain, evident. it made her want to push. she was silent as he ranted, words picking up fervor and pace. she waited a moment to see if the madness radiating off him would lessen, wondered just how easily she could twist it into fury. "you're on the wrong side of the mountain." her stillness faltered as she motioned to the east. "if you're looking to wail over bones and rot, you'll have better luck there." she saw this as just about as friendly as she was going to get; especially considering the off-kilter gleam in his eye made his gaze oh so similar to Dakarai's when he'd claimed he wanted nothing to do with the family he'd dragged into this world.