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Bayek was quiet but Maia did not mind. She gave her entire attention to what Tavina said, nodding in understanding at the reason for the party. It’s so generous of them, to give so much to us and still welcome us into their home like that. We’d be honored. She would find a way to make sure someone was there to attend. Maybe she and Eljay could go this time. It would be nice to have a trip, and one that short wouldn’t be too much for them, especially now that the kids were all older.

Two of us at least. I don’t want to impose, but we can ask, if they are okay with more coming. Maia would hate to show up with a crew and throw off the plans. Four kids could make it through a surprising amount of food.

It’s okay, if you aren’t able to tell me, but… is everything alright? With Lilitu? Her expression took on a little more concern as she asked. Lilitu had come back and been fairly vague about things, but Maia had gotten the impression she was more glad to be home than she would have been if she enjoyed her time in Akashingo. She hated to assume, but she worried if this summons had anything to do with more serious matters.