Zelda was relaxed in front of the girl, but her thoughts continued to swirl and wander even as she tried to focus upon what was going on before her. Her mistake, with knowing the star family, was an honest one, many of them, more than Astraea even, had a fanciful imagination in regards to the stars and stories they had. Astraea could tell her many stories of the stars, and was a little embarrassed when she had mistaken Mara Sov’s own a loud musings for something that was so similar to her best friend’s talks she had. Even now she bet Astraea was out wandering around amongst the light of the stars. If she looked for her she would probably find her mostly black furred friend flitting around in the clearing or at least dancing in the leaves. Night was her time, it always had been, but still despite her honest mistake the girl once again spoke in a way that was more mature, older. It wasn’t unsettling. Zelda had her own pup like innocence but she wasn’t as bouncy, mischievous or as playful as her sisters had been. Though maybe she hadn’t been as serious as this girl either.

”I’m sorry, that was my mistake. It’s just my friend often speaks and tells stories about the stars, I thought maybe you were too.” She said with a smile, moving a little closer to the girl before taking a seat with her. She hear the girl’s curiosity, and there was no reason not to indulge her in it. After all Astraea would probably be thrilled if a puppy came up to her asking to hear her stories or even be interested in anything else relating to the stars.

Then though it seemed the girl gave an explanation for what she meant with little argument. Zelda was honestly intrigued, she was very mature and smart, it reminded her a lot of Jinx too in a way. The girl always was very smart when she had been here, and there were others too. Many of these wolves ended up being diplomats or other forms of advisor. Zelda heard that very quickly Jinx had risen to Advisor of Asteraia soon as she got there. Something she desired a lot when Hyrule and her uncle Amoxtli ruled but simply had trouble getting onto her paws here.

”Oh.” Zelda said her voice filled with understanding. She gave a little chuckle which might have felt a little inappropriate to the other girl but she soon stopped and smiled at her. Everything the girl said did make sense now at least. ”I understand them, but I also understand you.” Zelda said lightly, her voice calm and understanding. ”Everyone is different, you simply are more different than them, but you are not alone. There have been others that felt the same as you do. If you find learning more enjoyable than games, you should find a teacher, don’t you think?” The auburn wolfess asks her, giving her a simple tilt of her head. She knew this was likely more what Mikken used to do, or Zeru now since he was trying, but fate had a funny way of doing things sometimes. Zelda was here now and this was what made being the guardian so rewarding was helping her members personally. Young or old. It was nice to be reminded before she would be off doing so much away from the pack, she would have to make sure to thank the girl before her departure.