Things have changed

Saren listened as she spoke, and explained what had happened. She couldn't say much for why many of her family members had left, but she hoped they - like Saren - might return. If it was meant to be, she had faith that they would find their way back to their family in due time. And the rest? Well, she'd heard bits and pieces about her family's history, about their cullings that had historically occurred.. it was hard for her to believe that other cullings were possible, not just ones executed by wolves. She had no doubt the volcano's eruption had been a sort of culling in its own right, as well as a message to the Abraxas that things needed to change, and she believed truly Eligos could be a catalyst of that change for their entire family.

"The kind of pack Eligos has in mind for us gives us all room to grow, and to figure out where we belong in the grand scheme of things." Even Thalia wasn't quite sure where her skills truly lie. Though she thought the life of a fighter was something she'd be good at, she was largely unpracticed and needed to continue training and working to figure out what she'd be best suited doing, in the long run. "I do feel strongly about it." Though I don't know there's any other option for me, she thought silently to herself. It wasn't as though she felt condemned to this life, but it was what was meant for her. Without this conviction she wasn't sure who she was, let alone other options she had. The Abraxas were all she had, as far as she was concerned. "Give it time. Hopefully you'll feel the same," Thalia offered gently, a smile more genuine now touching her lips. It was brief but still existent, though it softened not long after it appeared. "What do you envision for your future here? I have no doubt in time you'll become quite skilled." In healing, no doubt, or.. whatever else he decided suited him.