Witch's Marsh triangle

Then he did not intend to come home. Sialuk found herself saddened by this. Would Druid find herself in the same situation when the wheel of the year turned again? She found herself putting the wants of a stranger before her own. Cruelty and selfishness had never suited her, and that did not change today. This woman called Druid needed Glaukos as a father more than Sialuk needed children from him.

Go to Rivenwood, she said to Glaukos, no hint of jealousy or anger in her voice. Moonspear will be a friend to your village. Perhaps not as tightly knit as many of the other villages, but a friend nonetheless. Sialuk's eyes lingered on Druid a moment longer, hoping they could meet again without the distractions of today.