Or a candle dancing on the breeze

"I agree with you and I understand her reasoning. I would probably be upset too, if everyone I knew to be my relatives left. It would be easier to apologize, but this is, where I have to draw a line - I have nothing to feel guilty for," Osprey explained - she had decided to give Saena space and not have their paths cross at this moment. Her dominance had bothered her a little, but as long as it didn't get to an actualy fight for rank, she could live with that too.

"Oh, don't try - you will join the "disowned family members" club too - believe me, it's no fun to be in it," she regarded Dante with a smile and look of appreciation. It was nice of him to suggest that, even if this problem was between her and the grand-niece to solve. "I hope that she gets over that in time. I am upset a bit with her at the moment, but I still like her," she finished the Saena-subject, putting the moody teenager, adult-soon-to-be aside.

"Well, I can assure you - you are far from invisible," she told him and chuckled. "Probably not... that's why we go so at lengths to be noticed. Maybe that upside-down thing wasn't such a bad idea after all? Would show us to the world from a different perspective," she joked.