Moonspear rock the boat

Of course, of course, she heard from them both, all of it sounding well like assurances—and though they sounded good, her deeply-rooted skepticism remained a heavy underline for her, one that nothing right this instant was going to lift away entirely. Still, Alya seemed happy, and the boy appeared sensible enough to act accordingly, so she had to tough it out.

After a bit of a pause, assuming no one else launched a question of their own, she had to but in after a soft sigh. Just please be safe, and smart on your travels, she said to them both, deathly sincere as she stared him down longer. He might have the will in him to want to protect Ame's daughter, but she couldn't say for sure in looking at him that he would even be able to. And do let us know, she added, being a little extra cryptic with her tone, but Nikai had led her there innocently enough. She had more to find out, whether they stayed in Easthollow or not; this had all come upon her quickly, so she would need some time to understand--which, in their meantime, they could enjoy their merry little trip and see for themselves what life had in store.