I am glad to hear she is willing to aid Ehiyeh with her children; I do not know what children want much of the time. Ehihyeh's, especially, are different to any of my own. Even Shem and Asriel bare more in common than Ehiyeh's to the rest - hers are unusual. They are not bad children but they are different and I often find myself at a loss with them. Samia, I think, will do better with them. She is a wolf unlike many within my bloodline. Perhaps that is what they need. Perhaps, too, that is what Ehiyeh needs. In any case, I offer her a nod of appreciation, knowing full well that she is likely eager to get to her duties. That, it seems, is something she shares with her brother Thor. I do wonder how he fares with Blackthorne... yet, I have not asked yet. Part of me already knows. Of all Glorall's children, he is the most brash.
I sense she is disappointed in Abel for a moment and I cannot help but allow an ear to flicker up at the notion; was there something there that I missed? I did not know how close my brother had become to any in Glorall. I had assumed that he had desired to stay in Spirane out of bitterness - I had tried to purge him of weakness but Keturah had not understood just how delicate the process ought to be. To hear, to see, that he might have stayed for another reason...is curious.
With that, I motion for her to take her leave whenever she so desires. For now, I intend to bask in what remains of the sun; I have much to consider, always. Soon, I may need to act.