Tyr sees some sort of surprise flicker across her face, and he wonders why? Although Tyr has seen many faces over the seasons he’s spent on these Islands, it was always in his best interest not to forget any. Especially when he had lived the rougher life of a Lagoon stallion. Thankfully that fades away and she hesitantly finds her words before apologizing. This confuses Tyr even more. “To apologize?” he asks the tall grey and white mare. “What for?”


The moment he asks is all it takes for his imagination to make assumptions of the worst. The foal he thinks they had together, although he never met. Had it passed away? It would not be the first child Tyr had lost. Nor would it be the first that he had never met. The poorer choices he’d made as a father and as a stallion living with the brotherhood. But Tyr quickly quiets these thoughts, knowing that even if this is the case, there was nothing to be done about it. So, he waits, hoping that he is wrong, and that she has come to apologize for something else less dark. Something that he can simply shrug off because it is something not truly needing an apology like many others had done.