Arrow Lake who speaks in foreign tongues

sorry this took me a little bit longer than planned to get up!

praimfaya isn't sure the required customs of paying respects and offering condolences to a grieving family. offering the words of your fight is over and helping as she could with the burial of the fallen basilisk didn't feel like enough to her. blodreina says that in their culture there isn't much else and sometimes, depending on the situation — as like with the heda that her mother knew and spoke of but briefly as if her death still hurt her — there was no burial at all. only grief. praimfaya's lips twist around the fox that hangs from betwixt her jaws, healthy and plump with fur at the beginnings of growing coarse and thick for the cooler months, reminding herself that grief is why to be commander is to be alone.

easier said than done though, she thinks and linkoln the 'spirit' of the first wanheda that guides her ( from time to time ) does not argue.

praimfaya's steps slow as she approaches @Ketzia's den figuring that the widowed woman and the basilisk's youngest children are the first she should pay condolences to. in hindsight, the fox felt like too small a homage of respect to pay ...in truth, she wasn't even sure if it would be wanted. but as far as loss goes, praimfaya is blind. she brings them food because she does not know what else she can offer them. she sets the offering down at her paws and lets out a low chuff to announce her presence.