Moonspear i'll give you $20 for the tree.

The girl with the lovely name responded, and Liffey smiled to know that she had successfully pushed the conversation past that brief moment of awkwardness. She was getting better at the art of conversation. Not great, but she'd definitely come a long way since her days of avoiding even her own family out of anxiety over having to speak to them. Speaking to Korei now came rather easily to her, and it was a welcome relief considering how often she felt like an unwanted outsider in the ranks of Moonspear.

"Yeah, I've been stargazing all my life," Liffey answered, "My brother and I used to play a game where he'd name something - an object or an animal - for me to find and I'd pick out stars and draw lines between them to try and make the shape." The memory brought a pang of longing into her heart. It had been such a long time since she'd seen her twin. She often wondered if he would have even cared to see her again, after the way she'd abandoned the Caldera.