Though, just as soon as he made up his mind and had declared an intention, a familiar voice caught his attention. With the flick of an ear, he turned to see the approach of his sister. Her similarly dark tones caught his amber gaze immediately. “Hey Rivin.” He greeted her, offering her a soft grin of familial affection. With mother and Bael gone, he had kinda kept his distance from the others- at least during the daytime. It was easier to think whenever he was alone. But in this moment, he welcomed the company of his sibling. As they came to a more conversational distance, she invited him to spend time with her instead. Which he was all too happy to oblige. “Sure! I was just going to go play in the tidepools …” He responded, purposing his earlier decision. Though, perhaps Rivin had a better idea. “But, we can do something else if you have a different suggestion.” Aresenn offered.
Whatever they did, anything was better than brooding about the loss of family members, and the persistence of desperation hanging in the air in their absence.
Juggernaut
Professor
