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maia's voice was firm, and teya waited for an expectant hush to fall over brecheliant as they paid attention to ceridwen and her mother. "brecheliant is just us, yes. we not have a bunch of brechpacks," she joked lightly, hoping to break tension for the others. "so we must show them now, and first, that we not to be pushed around. moonspear make one decision for us, moonspear will make another."
dwin's command of the situation and clash with the older leaders reminded teya of the conversation they'd had, where the younger had not wanted to step up. like maia, the raven would not push it, but she leveled a look of interest at dwin that almost asked if there was now ambition.
she and sylvie would go, amalia and teya would go, bronte and killdeer would go. she bit the inside of her jaw for not having invited bronte first, but smiled at the girl and her older brother. it would be a chance for them to bond, and stars knew that killdeer would be far better company than she.
"we look for her. we find her. we bring her here," teya emphasized. "then we decide how to involve moonspear. ana is brecheliant. brecheliant handle this."
she wanted to delve now into directions, where which team would go, and which ones would stay behind. teya was thinking of staggering the departure of the parties as not to leave so much of the caldera uninhabited at once, and knew dwin would be a help with strategy, but not until this conflict was resolved.