I hadn’t seen her for some time. I know the death of her mother and the vanishing of her younger siblings probably wasn’t easy. She hadn’t been close to her younger siblings, or her father really, that I understood at least, but I think her mother was the one in her family she had been close too. I felt for her I really did, but it seemed she wanted her space not a shoulder to cry on when it happened. I wouldn’t have wanted that either. Boys weren’t supposed to cry anyway, though I certainly had, just no one really had to see it. I didn’t want the world to know how much it hurt and how angry I was knowing that there was a murderer out there. I was going to track the killer down myself if I had too.

I knew there was still that ‘Heyel Ghost’ to deal with too, but I didn’t really know what to do about that one… That could had been anyone, anyone in our family to make it worse. Hyrule and I took so much after our grandfather it wouldn’t surprise me if maybe somewhere, there was another grandchild or even great grandchild that took the features of him and were running out there. At this point I had all but given up seeing where my family was. It had spread like wildfire after all, who knew what was crossed in or out of or family anymore. I knew Tobias was even the father of a few cousins of mine… for all I knew this Heyel Ghost could have been one of those spawn.

It wasn’t easy though. Losing family no matter how close or not you were. There was some type of thing that just shook you to the core once you found out. Sure it was harder when you were close, but there was some reality too that suddenly just hit you. The girl though was pretty perceptive. I look at her on her rock gazing at the sky, when she notices me she sits up and frowns. Gone is the child that was annoying me, very quickly she was becoming calloused from life. I couldn’t do anything to protect her from that, especially if she wanted to be a killer. It was probably, sadly, better this way that she was detaching as she was. That didn’t mean she shouldn’t still be my apprentice, forever she would be such a thing, after all that time together in Iromar it was hard not to have some type of bond with the girl.

Her words were blunt, and I could hear the almost guarded bitterness to them. ”I have a duty to my family, and my brother. An assassin’s job is never over, you did not pick an easy path when you followed me. I tried to warn you.” I say with a roll of my shoulders, and a hapless grin but I wasn’t about to just be shoved out the door, half smile or not, or long good-byes whatever. I start making my way towards her, jumping on her, rather nice I must admit, spot and even shoving her over slightly with my hip to make room.

”Yeah, visit or something. Zelda said the same, she’s too soft for her own good so you keep an eye on her for me, for my brother.” I look up to the sky, wondering how Hyrule’s ventures were going out there, wondering also if Jaeger was watching now, if he would approve of how brutally I would kill his killer the moment I found her. I have some class, but I am not Zelda, his killer deserved no mercy from me which was why I knew I had to leave. ”Your job won’t be easy here, but you can always come to Diveen too if you need my help.” I say grinning at the sky for a moment looking perhaps a bit like a mad man smiling at all this grimness. ”Life sucks, but you know I like it. It's unpredictable, I would like to be more like life.”