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Sialuk settled in for Rodyn's description of Rodyn's friend, Heph. She sounded like an amazing woman, and helpful too! She had been involved with bringing sistraa and Rodyn together, which was a very good omen. It also painted her in a light that Sialuk did not always see in others: the ability to help somebody else's plight, even when it would do very little for the one helping. It was not as though Heph had married Rodyn's betrothed, after all. Although, as Rodyn continued, Sialuk wondered if he might seek comfort in his friend after the death of his wife. It was not a wrong thing to do, though she did not press the question upon him now.

Heph sounds a smart woman, Sialuk said, When I come to Moontide, I will make a meeting with her. It was entirely likely that Heph would become a maternal figure to the two boys, and Sialuk would wish to know the motherly influences on her nephews were good and true. It would be good to see Marina, too. I feel I have done her a disservice not making time for her sooner. Granted, Sialuk had been rather busy with her own children, and now Rodyn's, but there were times when she could have taken a short trip to see the young woman she had brought to the village on the coast.