Silver Moraine bhagwan, hai kahaan re tu?

no need for guilt on her part; everyone had their reasons to turn down an offer, no matter its intent. he smiled, simply happy for her company on this long, lonely night. "definitely keep it in mind," aditya answered mildly, eyes glowing. "you know where to find us." unless they moved, of course. but that was moons from now, when the younger pups were able to travel.

the thought of pups brought him back to the reality of his station on the plains, and he inhaled slowly, letting out a sigh. "i should get back, anyway," he said, a little reluctantly. he fixed her with an incredibly sincere look, almost cutting in its directness--if it wasn't so kind. "thank you, speedy. thank you for talking to me. it helped. . .really." nothing was better for a damaged psyche, in his opinion, then talking it out.

adi gave his tail a wag, grinning. "it was nice to meet you. good luck, and i hope you come to stay with us, eventually." once she had given her own farewells, he would head back out at a brisk trot, feeling much better than when he had came. it may not have been something otherworldly, impressive--but the divine was in everyone, and everyone was divine. hari had seen to his concerns, sending a messenger. . .a kind girl, a wanderer, who he'd not soon forget.