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Sifaka, quick to judge as ever, thought the woman to brash and injudicious, perhaps brainless. Under no circumstances could the lion see her abandonment of the caldera as justified and her lack of responsibility to the family appalled him. Briefly, he played around with the idea of searching himself but it fell apart once he remembered the lands were utterly unfamiliar to him. It was best left to those who knew their way around, as hard as it was to admit his ineptitude, Sifaka knew when to hold and when to fold.
The mention of a tidbit piqued his interest, he stayed silent expecting her to elaborate but her steadying breath told him otherwise. As much as Sifaka wanted to know the ins and outs of his families issues, he wasn't completely impatient, Meerkat deserved rest. He could learn more another time. "I see," He said, pausing for a moment, "I hope this Niamh is normally more responsible than her current depiction." The large man stood, preparing himself to return back to his afternoon. "You should rest and if you see your mother along the way, could you send her a message?" Sifaka, already having his message formed in his mind, wondered if Meerkat would know about Fox and if not, what she would think about their ties of kindred when she inevitably found out.