Sun Mote Copse Palm Trees in the Snow

"That is good to know. Leaving does not always mean a betrayal or that I do not appreciate the people, who have been my friends," Wraen added, happy to know that the sourness about people going away was not a norm everywhere. Oddly enough this was the reason, why she had stayed so long with the Firebirds. There was no obligation to stay, no duty to repay a debt.

"It has been nice talking to you - I have a lot to take away from this conversation and think about," Wraen thanked the wise elder and prepared to leave. She was beginning to feel a little hungry and wondering, whether Maia would be up for a hunt. "I will see, if I can fetch myself a lunch and I will enjoy having such an in-depth talk in the future," she told him, heard his words of farewell and left.

Thank you for the thread! I am wrapping this up, in order to clear my threadlogs and have room for new events.