The Will of the Gods [Meeting]

Words would ebb and flow around them, washing over Vi like a cooling wave as she listened to the words of those around her without really responding to any of them in particular. But soon her little black sheep would speak, depending her attention and Vi would turn lantern gaze to her daughter, a soft smile slipping over inky lips as she looked down to her. Love? Such a strange concept? She didn't notice the glare Fia shot her sister but she did hear Hestia's words and immediately gaze would harden. "Now is not the time or place for squabbles. All can be settled at home. Play nice with our Oracle's children?" Words were barely a whisper, head lowering so it was for Fia and Hesita to hear alone. She didn't doubt Fia had done something to provoke her sister but her little black sheep had a temper that needed to be controlled. Barely any mind was paid to her sons and russet daughter, too engrossed in the bickering and issues of her two daughters who demanded her attention the most. It wasn't until Song began to speak did she lift her head and look to the rest of the pack. She noticed a few familiar faces, one young white female who had helped with her birth, Novel. Vi immediately flashed her a smile and a nod. Some teachers she saw as well so she would nod to them in greeting. She even say the black male with a white ear she had so rudely snapped at during the birth? To him her smile was a mixture of ashamed and apologetic, nodding her head to him as well. It wasn't until her name was called did she look back to Song, ears flipping to catch words.

For a moment she would pause. Did she want her children to join the ranks of Ludicael as students? Vi herself didn't agree with most of their teachings, especially the philosophical ones. In her mind there would only ever be one true goddess, her children might be too young to know truths from lies as she did. Gaze would sweep down to her children, looking first at Fia then to Hestia and then sweeping back to her three children seated behind her. But then again socialization was never a bad thing? Arisu seemed to be the voice of the group, speaking up though softly. They were ready? "If any of you don't want to you don't have to attend the teachings? But if you like it is your choice." She said, voice hushed so only her children could hear. For now they could be students, if they did not wish to learn what the pack had to teach she would happily teach them herself. Each of their expressions were different and Vi struggled to read them. This was probably something they should have discussed before hand? "Students they will be then?" She said a bit louder, gaze casting to Song as she smiled. She could speak to the Oracle later just as she could speak to her children later.