Part of me thinks I would have liked her to be here those seasons long ago - it might have been nice, I think, to see Ehiyeh's violator suffocating on his own breath as he listened to the names of his children and learned of their first words. Yet, I do not know if that might have been any better. His death had done little to mend Ehiyeh and yet, the thought is still there. There is value in her ability to destroy. It might have served us in the past, yes, but I am sure the opportunity will rise again. After all, there are cries of war and agitation from every side of Moladion these days.
But such things are thoughts for later; food is scarce in the borders and now I seek to hunt for Nari and the younger children of Glorall. It is a good distraction and it will give Inanna her chance to settle into her new territory. I do not imagine it will take her long to venture to the borders and so, I shall be sure to take my path towards the south as the evening approaches - a watcher, if you will. For now, I merely give her one final affirming nod before I speak -