Zelda couldn’t begin to imagine the weight the angel family had placed upon them all those years ago. Their family was so widespread and broad now, it was hard to find someone not related to Heyel in some ways. It even felt as if half the wolves she met were of that family some way or another. It had to feel… stifling. She felt it even with her small family, the small history they had already that she had to stand up and be as good as her Grandfather and Uncle before her that took the mantle of Guardian. Their legacy… was huge… the impact their family left on Moladion shaped parts of what it even was. Zelda couldn’t picture a Moladion without the angels, and oddly enough, the cannibals that they had sought to keep under control and destroy. That was part of the reason he left right? Because he felt he had to uphold his family’s history or, go back and see what the original homeland was like? Honestly… she didn’t want to remember right now.

Her focus latched back onto Tzadkiel then. Watching his reaction as he seemed to recall the times when he wanted to be an assassin sadly, perhaps the very thing she was thinking about also weighed on his mind. In time though, it seemed he found out he wanted something more than to simply follow the ways of his ancestors, or at least, something different. She couldn’t blame him. Still he seemed receptive to the idea of heading out and helping her gather a little more information, or what information there was to be had. This year, thus far, had been a quiet one, and perhaps little was going on to find. That would be okay too. She just wanted to make sure it was entirely true.

”You don’t have to contact anyone in particular. I just wish to learn how those that call the freelands home have been fairing. They are the wolves that have no one to speak for them collectively, so I feel someone, even if maybe they don’t want to join us, should at least care about their safety.” She said with a smile. Her tail waved lightly as he asked when he should leave. ”Whenever you feel you need to. I don’t feel the need to rush, nothing seems to be happening that warrants immediate attention.” Her gaze went around the forest, really it was nice to feel the quiet again, but also, it was a tad unnerving, her whole reign had started in misfortune, either to her pack, or others. It felt wrong to be able to be at ease like this, almost like she felt something had to be stirring. Maybe she was just looking for something to be wrong… and if that was the case, she was ashamed of herself, but she still wanted to know, just in case, she didn’t want anyone to suffer if they didn’t have to.