Redhawk Caldera Feel familiar, I'm never alone

Teya didn’t make any indication that she meant to eat and Bridget did not push for it. She would make sure that she ate something today, but right now her main focus was drawing her from the state she’d found her in.

Thankfully, spring will be here before we know it. She responded softly, then let silence fall again as she worked. Her heart ached, but she wouldn’t voice more.

A part of her couldn’t wait for the first snows and the way they painted the earth with glittering magic. She could manage the cold if it came with that kind of beauty. She couldn’t deny Teya’s words however; it was going to be a hard winter.