How Quickly Things Change

Asheila had certainly gotten all the rest she needed after being found in the cathedral by her mother and Kane. And still she slept through the morning as if that wasn't enough. Maybe it wasn't, but she would be back on her feet in no time. Her dreams had been filled blankly, luckily for her they weren't filled with nightmares. She could feel completely at peace once she was here inside the castle walls and it would show if anyone could see her from the inside. For now all she did was rest.

She hadn't heard her mother come in with a meal, and she'd lay there for a little while longer. Eventually her heavy eyes would flutter open and she'd see her mother there just in the corner of her eye. She hummed a little before she moved to let out a stretch, twitching a little while she had forgotten about the stitches Kane had given her the evening prior. She was fine though, moving to lay upwards still in the process of waking up fully. "Good morning." She would take the food her mother had brought along more than willingly and maybe show more spirits than anyone else in her position would have.

She had a gentle smile on her face while here in the presence of her mother, but before she could really settle and enjoy the breakfast in front of her she paused and carefully dropped into a more serious exterior. "Mom, Resin, She's..." It was easier to piece together after all of the chaotic events that had happened yesterday along with what she had remembered in the days before she was taken. She had figured Resin would be here within the time she had come back. And she supposed she could have been off in other pack duties but it was almost like she knew better than to think. "I haven't really processed it yet." There could have been a million questions after the initial confirmation, but for now she'd let it rest. Maybe her and her mother could go more into details today, but she would just take every small step one at a time.

"Asheila"