Connect the dots

*Roza* · 04-30-2020, 01:21 AM

"I'm sure Valhalla would be happy to have you, but don't feel the need to rush and join them if that's not what you want," she insisted with a serious note to her tone. "You'll just end up regretting it if you're not certain. I always enjoyed my time living in a pack, but not everyone does. Take your time and make your own choice." It felt like fairly heavy advice to be giving her nice so early on in their conversation, but Kaizer was still so young and she wanted her to live as much of her life as she wanted in any way that she wished. Roza had always felt bound by some kind of obligation and responsibility. While it hadn't been unwanted, she knew of many wolves that had ended up feeling trapped and stifled by that feeling.

Roza loved hearing about other's lives in general, but she especially loved hearing things like this from her family. In a perfect world she would have been able to stay near Heather and would have gotten to see her sister's children grow up so that she could have seen them develop into the adults they were now, but this wasn't a perfect world. Now she could only be grateful that she had been given the chance to know them now. She smiled as Kaizer described how she enjoyed protecting others though her fighting and hunting skills. It all seemed to be very noble ideals and protecting her family or pack was something that Roza could relate with deeply.

"You remind me a lot of my son, Ulric," she replied with a soft chuckle, her gaze growing wistful. "He took to fighting for the same reasons... Though our pack was gone by the time he was old enough to be in any real battle. She paused for a moment and looked over the water thoughtfully. "His father was killed when he was still quite young and I think he felt like he should be able to protect us in his place... I did my best to make sure he could still be a pup for as long as I could, but it effected him too much." With as harsh as Kaizer and Elizabeth's former home seemed to be she had a feeling that the younger woman would understand better than some would.

She turned her eyes back to her niece, pulling that warm smile back on to her lips. "You and Elizabeth both seem so mature for your age. I certainly wasn't that way when I was your age." Humor touched her tone and she giggled softly at the memories of herself as a young woman. She had felt so responsible and mature back then, but oh how wrong she had been. She had been a hopeless romantic with such a shining, bright view on her world. That had certainly changed as the years went on. "I hope you're both getting to relax and enjoy your time a bit more now. This area has some beautiful places to see and explore. You're welcome to stay here with us if you want, of course. I bet you could talk Ulric into sparring with you if you want to stay in practice."

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