Redhawk Caldera Azurite

No, the fact that Moonspear was gone, would not change anything. Not only because Wraen and Maia along with others had created something new together, but also she no longer felt left out of a tight-knit triangle that Towhee, Niamh and Phox had built. One could argue that it was in part her own fault for not being more involved, but then she had witnessed that Niamh was loyal to her best friend to a fault and were it ever to come to a conflict, it would be three against one. Now, where three different circles formed the core of the pack, it felt less segregated and more fair. But that too was left unsaid and I doubt that Wraen was aware of this very complex reason of not wishing to be a part of Redhawks again. 

Okay... that was messed up. She did not know Reyes at all, but she had known Niamh for almost two good years and heard, how she had treated Bronco after he had left the pack to join Moonspear. It was not hard to believe that both were at fault and in no way Niamh had been the poor suffering lady in this story. That lady did not take shit lying down. "That's effed up," she summed up, thinking, what else could she add, and, frankly speaking, it was surprising that, while she claimed to be livid, she was still perfectly composed. Had Wraen been in her place, some people would be walking around with more buttholes than the one God had given them at birth. 

"Then don't. For now anyway," she told. "Besides Niamh will never admit she was wrong. So there's no need to waste words on her or fight her - you will be another jerk in her story. But cold-shoulder and silent-treatment might be more effective, if you want to punish her and just get her a hint that she was wrong," she suggested. "As for Reyes... I know that you are very angry with him now and he was not there, when you needed him the most, but, if the guy was worth having around at least for that short while you had it, I would not throw away all your dreams and hopes just way. Wanting to have a family is a very valuable dream," she said. 

"I think that, what I am pissed the most about, is that Phox and Niamh made decisions on your behalf. No matter, what transpired between Reyes and Niamh, you as a Sovereign had the final say in it. And I know that the margin there is a little muddled with familial relations and all, but you are the Sovereign at the end of the day. Your word is rule and both Phox and Niamh are just your subordinates," she told.