Gods can do anything. That was an intriguing thought. Surely even gods had limits to some degree, though. Maybe one day she would have an answer for that, but for now, she would nod along and take Andromeda's word for it. "Interesting ..." She responded aloud, the questioning tone to her voice matching the uncertainty of her mind.
After encouraging her new friend to keep going, she was granted the knowledge of a new constellation. The other girl drew her attention to a line of three stars. "Orion." Talyssa echoed, saying the name for herself as to commit it to memory. Another wolf these gods painted into the sky. Was that really such a common fate? Thorn always went on about how he so badly wanted to be the greatest warrior. She wondered if he too would end up in the stars. The thought brought a warm smirk to the edge of her lips.
As if being the greatest hunter wasn't special enough, Andy went on to describe more interesting tidbits about Orion."There are different stars at different times of the year?" That really surprised her! For as long as she could remember, there had always been stars in the sky on clear nights. To possess the knowledge that they would not always be the same was difficult to wrap her head around. Yet, when she named the third star, immediate recognition illuminated her gaze. "Like Grandpa?!" Talyssa asked in surprise. She returned her focus to the lavender fae at her side before quickly making an addendum. "Like your dad, I mean?"
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