The Sunspire Keep your head up

Content was something, though she would have rather heard him happy. She wished there was something she could do, but there was only so much, especially now. Perhaps this change in rank would be the shift he needed in order to lose some of the dark clouds hanging over him. She could see them as clearly as he could probably feel them.

She was surprised to hear of Summer's issues and thought back to his visit to her. Nothing much had seemed off then, he had seemed her normal friend. Had she missed something she shouldn't have? Or perhaps he had shaken whatever effects might have come about since her brother had obviously confronted him about it. What else had she missed?

Her brother stopped himself before he could say more but she knew where it was headed. She had to hide a grin at that... yep, him to a tee. But what her brother saw as a negative was actually one of the things she liked most about him. She could see where it could also make him less of a likely leadership candidate. That didn't bother Vienna any and she wondered briefly if he had any aspirations towards it. Perhaps she'd ask next time they talked.

"None. Normally leadership potential isn't something I look for in friends," she said with a smile. "That's more your area of expertise." It was her opinion that everyone deserved a chance at whatever they desired, so if she was in charge of such decisions doubtless everything would dissolve into chaos in minutes. "I've met Cuan and he seems nice enough." He'd met with her only a short time ago.