She finally finished packing away all of her belongings and would be moving once she found a more suitable place for her. Somewhere that fit who she was becoming. She was no longer a Guardian, no longer the wife of Arkon, but rather she was Callista and that was good enough for her. She had held loyalties and friendships for a long time. She respected and trusted people with too much ease over her lifetime and now it was time to become a bit more skeptical with not only who she trusted but also with who she befriended.
With Aedon’s kidnapping and the murder at the Rest she was trying to help Izznet find out exactly what had happened. She had hoped she would be able to turn to Rorik for help but that thought was definitely leaving her mind as quickly as it came. Again, her trust issues were at play here and maybe she should remember exactly where her loyalties lay.
John had seemed willing to help and when possibly she would seek him out for assistance in the grave matter. And there was a person who had never been anything but the best of friend to her, how could she forget Tserim. He was probably the most honor filled person she knew. The letter was threatening to Aegis but as Aegis was part of Yew, it was up to her to help find whoever this threat was and to do whatever she could to help find Aedon. Who knows… maybe she could find him on her own. Perhaps it was time to dock her fishing boat where she had spent the majority of her time lately and pick her sword back up.
With Aedon’s kidnapping and the murder at the Rest she was trying to help Izznet find out exactly what had happened. She had hoped she would be able to turn to Rorik for help but that thought was definitely leaving her mind as quickly as it came. Again, her trust issues were at play here and maybe she should remember exactly where her loyalties lay.
John had seemed willing to help and when possibly she would seek him out for assistance in the grave matter. And there was a person who had never been anything but the best of friend to her, how could she forget Tserim. He was probably the most honor filled person she knew. The letter was threatening to Aegis but as Aegis was part of Yew, it was up to her to help find whoever this threat was and to do whatever she could to help find Aedon. Who knows… maybe she could find him on her own. Perhaps it was time to dock her fishing boat where she had spent the majority of her time lately and pick her sword back up.