There is much to worry about with my children, and my face does indeed echo this worry. I do know that my Achilles does worry about his family, about his father who was hurt during the fight. This...is why I am content not being Queen and Achilles not being King, I would worry for his safety from the more...undesireables, those who wish us harm. I do not wish what happened to Kane to happen to my Achilles but...in the end I know my Achilles. He will not stand for this. He is a strong willed man, and he will not allow his family name to fall for too long. I can only hope that I will be support enough if he gains wounds from it all...but I cannot imagine if he died.

I shake that thought from my head. I lean gently into him as we stand now by Spirane. I am still unhappy that my foot has not completely healed, but it is feeling better over time. I look down at my cream colored paw for a moment before looking back up at him with my blue eyes fading into white. He does offer me a nice smile, but I know deep down he is angry and hurting right now. I attempt to offer the slightest of smiles upon my lips before it too fades slightly as he speaks. I do wish this was a dream. I had spent my whole life in Diveen. I had lost my mother there. I had shared a den with Isola's family, with Achilles as he would sing to me when we were pups. It is where we fell in love and had our first children. How can I not want to be back there, right now, where my heart longs for?

"I do...hope we can go back, my Achilles," I say gently as he licks on my forehead. I do look away...but I am not fooled. I can almost feel the anger radiating from his body. I know he is not happy, and I hope that he does not do anything...rash.

"I cannot climb the mountain here, we can stay near the bottom, yes? Oh, but Achilles, I...I miss our children, where might they be? Do you think...do you think they will find us?" I say with a bit of hesitance, my head flicking back to look where we came from, my worried eyes searching for my children but they are not there...not anywhere, and I feel as if I am abandoning them.

"We...we have to go back, Achilles, we have to find them," I say as I turn around, walking quickly again with my ears pulled back, each step a bit labored with my slight limp. Guilt has flooded me and clouded my emotions, as a frown covered my maw. I whine as I continue on, back in the direction of Diveen, as my heart aches and bleeds to find my children once more.