Blackfeather Woods Walking by your side

He was set on sending someone in her place to tell Sia about Taktuq, and it just did not sit right with her. But going on her own seemed unlikely to happen, mostly because she didn't think she could do that to Taikon. 

She turned and started to walk again, frowning as she thought more on what he said and how to explain that it wasn't really doable. I do not know anyone that knows us both, she explained. My brother likely won't be happy if Taktuq does not want to come home. He and I are very close; I feel like I am the only one who can make him see reason. She shrugged a little. A messenger would leave him with many unanswered questions. She paused as if to consider it more. I suppose he could always travel to me to ask them once he knows where his daughter is. It was not ideal, but it seemed their only option. And I do not want to cause you pain by going on my own. She was capable of making the trip, but there was no way she could promise nothing would happen to her.

She sighed, finally capitulating to his request. I guess once we find someone we can trust, then we can send them to Easthollow, she said, clearly unhappy about it.