Moonspear looking for an avenue to simply appear

“Oh,” was all he could muster at first, his brow knitting together as he tried to figure all that nonsense out. Right, okay, so she wasn’t from here but apparently neither was his father even though he was pretty sure his father had been there like f o r e v e r just like his mother. Altair, however, also knew that forever was a very long time so it seemed plausible to consider that forever was just outside of his grasp on the concept of time. It would come to him eventually as many things would, but for now he would settle on this… and perhaps annoy his father later as to how long forever was and how exactly he got there from wherever it was that he came from.

And if his father wouldn’t explain it, his mother would. Probably.

“That’s cool…” He trailed off, not exactly keen on where to take their conversation next. His curiosity was sparked but at the same time there were lots of other things he thought he could bring to the table. She had shared so he knew it was his turn, and he supplied the very obvious to his newly met but apparently very loyal aunt: “Well, all my brothers and sisters are from here. We were born here and we all still live here. My mom was born here too and she knows all about the mountain. Even about the places she doesn’t want us to go to yet.”

She even knew about all the little places they thought they had found first and weren’t supposed to go to yet, which is why she or his other aunts often found him first. He even knew that his mother and father had found Mira at the borders before too. Lyra had caught and carted him back once upon a time for the same thing, though he had been much smaller and much more unruly about it. He hadn’t even gotten that far away, truth be told.