Lion Head Mesa renaissance

the Mazoi with her intrigued her greatly. Toula was a guileless girl, but not an unwise one. most of what she was came from those that had instructed her, but then there were the things that were inherent! pieces of her mother and father that would always remain, that lived on within and through her, 
and they whispered in her to take heed of all among her! this man that had come to them was a boon, she felt. the Gods always provided, even when first they needed to take. Toula understood, even if sometimes the sacrifices made caused her heart to ache. 
she looked to Tuna, sure she wanted for nothing then, and then to Seth. tell me of your life, before this place, she urged softly. she imagined such a thing the Gods would enjoy the retelling of, as They no doubt had watched his own path.