Seaside Moors you will remember me

Ahh, she did not like that.  Rosalyn continued to wait, unruffled, as she received that terse response.  There wasn't going to be a lot of headway made here, she felt, but something was wrong and she could not leave it without trying.  She'd not made herself known enough to her previous children, and now still held regrets of the distance that existed now.  She would not make the same mistake here.

That's more then enough of a reason.  She answered, appreciating the frankness.  It wasn't odd to her that their children would feel the draw.  Feeling is important, when we choose where to stay.  She wasn't about to let Regin go alone to the coast... she was not quite old enough for that, and the Pirate had lost many to the water.  Were you planning on going to the shore, then?  She needed a confirmation, then she would try something.