Two Rivers Isle [M] And I don't see you

Ady made a soft squeal of happiness. So you agree, finally that I am not a princess.

Had she been above ground she would have pranced in place. Finally, he was seeing her as perhaps equal and she was so happy about it. She could sing. 

Well we don't want to completely ignore our pack mates. They have to know they are valued, or well the same thing could happen here or they leave.

Ady giggled again. And now I am no longer a goddess. Prayers can be answered. She teased, gently preening at his fur in her delight.

I agree with you though. I'm not a fan of such things. I never was. Mother was always harping about this priest or that priest. It was foolish and what did all the alms and prayers and private donations get her? Nothing but an open grave and death all around.

Ady bumped him hard. I couldn't remember what it was called. I hated it though. I always feared it would be collapsed upon us. She shuddered at the thought, though that was probaby from her middle brother. He was always being a jerk about such things.

She nodded. I know, but that is also what I'm afraid of.