It did take a bit for him to be greeted. It was not at all a bother. Starfall had all of the time in the world at this point. Nothing to lose. He had time to simply fall asleep here if he had to wait for the morning, but as he stared off into the trees with his opal eyes, the figure of the more brightly colored woman came into focus. She was a might needed sight with the cawing of crows and ravens above- a constant taunting that would get under his skin. It stung even more knowing Raven had left him.

Thus, someone else coming into the picture, with a friendly face, was a much needed relief. He bowed his star-touched crown slightly as she approached. She held then air of the ruler here now. Times had changed much since the first days of the pack here. He had to accept such change. The female's eyes seemed to glow with the sense of knowing- something he did not exactly have the same reaction for. He got the feeling she was of Moth and Coza, but at this point he could not be for certain.

There seemed to be a bit of empathy reflected in her eyes as she greeted him. Perhaps his melancholy was showing, but he attempted to straighten up a bit. She is Zelda, protector of Diveen, and just as quickly a dark figure had come to her side. It was Astraea, and he found his tail give a bit of a wag at seeing her face again. He remembering seeing her grow as a pup, and my she had grown so much. He saw so much of Andromeda within her, and as quickly as her face lit up, it turned around. She may not know. He was not for certain, as he did not stay for the whole funeral. He did not know what news would have traveled here. His opal eyes diverted with a sigh. He gave a nod.

"Yes, Miss Zelda, I am Starfall, Astraea's uncle. I once lived here and gave my services to Coszcotl when this pack was founded many moons ago. I had left to be with my mate in Iromar, however, she has left to go off to places unknown for reasons I cannot quite understand. Thus, I wish to return to a place that had once accepted me for who I am," he stated looking back up to both the females. His lips shook a little. It hurt to speak of Raven, but he had to continue to dig into the wounds to ensure Astraea knew. He once again took a deep breath with his stunning opal eyes looking deep into Astraea's.

"Astrara, I do not know if you have heard yet, but...Azrael and Andromeda have passed. Isola too. Do not make the mistakes I have made, and be sure to visit your parents often," he said with a voice quelled yet stern at the end. There was much for him to regret in his life, so much that led him to become much more frail and broken of heart. At the least, he can share the knowledge of what he should have done differently. Maybe he would be good for something once again. He knew not of the state of any of his other family members, so he found much relief in knowing Astraea was still alive and well.

"It is so good to see you, Astraea. Miss Zelda, I promise, I will not be a bother for you. Coszcotl found use in listening to my dreams, but...I understand, that you may have different views. Just know I would be here if you ever needed, if you let me live among the trees again," he said gently, looking from Astraea to Zelda. He awaited her answer, and knew that Astraea may need a shoulder if this is the first time she heard of the new.