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He thanked her, and though Sialuk knew no words of gratitude were needed, she did not brush them off. She knew that Rodyn had a long, difficult road to his spirit's recovery ahead of him. Sialuk had this as well, but she had not fully processed her sister's death yet. She had not been there to see the body, nor had she been there to lay her to rest. Only when the songs came to her would she truly begin to feel all the emotions that were lurking beneath the surface. Life would go on for her—and Rodyn—and eventually peace would come back to her. She had done it before, and she knew that she could do it again, no matter how difficult it might be.

How is Marina faring in village Moontide? And her children? Sialuk asked. She had inquired after the girl to Ariadne, but her sister had not known the young woman who Sialuk had escorted to the seaside village. A part of her wished that she could have taken the girl in here, upon the mountain, but she had not known at the time that both she and Elentari would give birth to only a single child each. She could only hope that the young Marina had given birth without complications.