The Sunspire So we meet again...

Would you like to wrap this up with me, @Leo? ^^;;

The girl continued to speak, attempting to lure the boy into following her. To Asterr, the notion was offensive, for already had she and Leo both stated that the pale one would not be accompanied in her travels. Within Ryūjin was where the boy belonged, and he seemed set on remaining with them—remaining at home with the chieftess, who harboured towards him a familial fondness. Yet, in spite of this, the yearling said nothing. She neither lashed out nor spoke ill against the younger female, for with her she could sympathize. To leave behind one's family was not a particularly pleasant thing to do, and so she could imagine how the outsider was feeling. Despite that, the dragoness would not change her mind or opinion, and would most definitely support her ward if it came down to a sibling brawl; it was doubtful such a situation would befall them, however, for the encounter seemed wholly domestic.

When Leo had glanced her way, a nod displaying her support of him was given, but she would offer no guidance. It was his battle to fight, so to speak, and she felt confident in leaving it to him to make Peridot understand his wishes. "The world is full of wonders, many of which being available even to those that are by themselves," the chieftess said, a bit of encouragement slipping from her tongue. While there was a high chance that the stranger might be welcomed into their home if she ever wished to join them, to keep from speaking fondly of travels was something she could not do. Thereafter, her silver eyes found their way to the cream-coated lupine, meeting his gaze just in time to say, "Perhaps we should begin our journey home."