aderyn

He'd watched Berwyn take off during the big group meeting in the valley, and something had changed in that dynamic then and there. Cadeyrn took off towards home, giving his sister his love before he left. He knew she wanted to find her way on her own, and if that meant Spirane, then they'd welcome her with open arms. But he knew she'd figure it out eventually, she was a smart, smart girl, a talented healer, and he knew she'd do amazing, somewhere. He headed home, stopping by Aurelia's den, checking on her and the pups for a quick moment, not enough to bug them, but to assure his heart that his sister and nieces were okay.

He wandered the lands then, his little sidekick was asleep with her momma in the den. It was strange, having a niece who was so close to him. Reine was a light, really. She was a joy to have around, and he loved his little niece. He loved Atallah and Nivi as well, it just seemed like she was the one who clung to him most. It was strange, but in a good way. He would always be the doting uncle it seemed.

He sighed as he moved, his mind wandering, trying to make sense of what he'd seen go down with Berwyn and the other white femme in the valley. It was something he hadn't seen before. He hadn't ever really thought that one of them would find their imprints, not really. They'd been dealt with so much in their lives, that the thought of having someone eternally bound to you was an idea that he wasn't sure about.

He stopped, his eyes lifting to the mountains before him, his mind wandering more than he really wanted it to, but then again, he didn't know what else to do. So, he stared at the high ridge, letting his mind go where it willed, because he was too dang tired to deal with it all.