The Sunspire this way, that way · joining

Attn: @Summer @Amekaze

Her presence had barely been acknowledged at the plateau. Her sister, as always, had stolen the spotlight, and Tytonidae had gone unnoticed, unrecognized, and unappreciated. Granted, she had never been an attention-whore, but Ty realized that she would never be anything more than Osprey's sister so long as she remained wherever her sister was. When Osprey had taken off to live with the sea witches, Tytonidae had gotten a break from it all. And when her sister had returned, she had been mean and horrible. So had Saena. If Ty stayed at the plateau, maybe she would be horrible, too. So she returned to The Sunspire, feeling that her entire trip had been a waste. She should have just stayed here in the first place.

By the time she was close enough to The Sunspire that she thought her voice would carry to the innermost depths of the pack's land, the sun had been gone for several hours. Ty was exhausted, malnourished, and dehydrated. In fact, she looked quite pathetic when she finally called out for somebody to come greet her. At this point, she didn't even care who it was, although Summer's presence would be welcomed the most. Ty slumped to the ground, her eyes closing and her breaths deepening as she fell asleep without intending to.