It Has Come To This

Ayla's bright gold eyes watched as he moved around the rock face, following his massive of a form. He was so large in life that she wondered why he wasnt snow capped like the godsgiven mountains that surrounded then. So large in stature and, she had to admit, in determination. While her focus was always on her social standing, how those felt about her, and ensuring it was always a good thing. But him...he, was always fighting against others opinions of himself. She had to give him that, he never stopped. And she wasnt willing too either. She would turn her eyes away from him then, staring at the stream. Even if he was positively wicked at times, she had to admit he was the closest to a proper "brother" the gods had refused her at birth. Even if only half of his blood trailed her veins.

With a soft breath she'd step to the shore, catching up to his words and shed grin. "I believe the gods overcome the elders." She said softly, looking at the water for a moment hopelessly before feeling her signature smile touch her lips once more. "This is just as important, isn't it? Maybe a little more. Finding a new home for our current and future family outweighs trying to win or survive amongst this war, this famine..." She'd lift gold eyes back up to him then, a sad and small smile upon her lips. "Even with the gods on our side and their good faith, we could only survive there for so long before it could catch up to us." And then shed smirk at his brother. "In fact! I believe this is more of a job for a seer. Shouldn't some great warrior as you have stayed back to hold back those forces?" She'd eye him then before a bubbly laughter trailed from her lips as she looked back at the fish, watching as the colors moved through the sheer waters.

He spoke of food and instantly her ears perked and she looked at him. Her tongue poked out at the flanker comment. Just because it wasn't her specialty didn't mean she wasn't willing to try. If it meant getting food and, secretly, to help him. Doesn't mean she wouldnt complain the whole way regardless. Her eyes would turn to the water then, humming in thought. "Oh great commander, why don't you decide." she said with a giggle, tilting her head to the side.

"Burn Baby Burn"