Hoshor Plains i've got that sunrise energy

her questions remedied his muddled mind, and he soon found himself at ease with her situational state. he offered a toothy grin at her interest in the different paths before shifting his weight to lean more heavily on one side. "there is a path for each place the fae guard. my son has chosen dryad, of the forest, like myself. my daughters have chosen different paths."

he paused for a moment to suck in a breath before continuing. "one has chosen haliae, of the sea, while the other has chosen asteriae, a path you might be more familiar with," he revealed with a soft smile as he recalled the time she'd revealed she was a moon-woman.

he glanced towards her then, brow knit in thought before tossing a look towards where she'd claimed her village. "perhaps now you are an oread, rather than an asteriae?" he paused for a moment for any answer she might have before clarifying, "a woman of the mountain."