Ankyra Sound lost at sea

His mindset was not her own, and though she did not understand it she did not challenge his response except by smiling in turn; the light of it did reach her eyes, in contrast to his own. Tunerk was sad to have not found her family, but happy, at least, to be among a true and dear friend. Perhaps she was meant to feel like she had lost everything—but the events she had endured led her to find Illidan, and Caiaphas, who had both welcomed her readily enough. So things were not all bad.

And he thought that it was good she was back; her tail waved at that, and her ears twitched idly. Truth be told, she was glad to no longer talk about the things that she had lost. Although her disposition was cheery and optimistic, there was no denying that thinking on those things hurt. She had fostered hope, and learned in her time away how cruel the feeling truly was.

She took a step closer to him, her navy blue eyes moving to the landscape behind him briefly before her gaze returned to him. What have I missed while I was away? Tunerk did not want to be caught off-guard and knew that if anyone could bring her up to speed, it would be Illidan.