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Tuin nodded to Lyn and turned around immediately, walking off towards the direction of Aras, though with the entire army and their need of rest, it would take a few days to get there. However, Selena would hopefully be up and moving by then, though she still would not be able to leave the faerie realm safely yet.

Leena lowered her eyes, knowing that her people and her made no sense what-so-ever. She felt a faint smile rise to her lips at his words, she had heard her mother say them a few times. "I'm mostly just afraid that the abuse I suffered as a child would happen to my child if I "watered down" the blood, as they would say, anymore than it already is. Thats the issue." She murmured, keeping her head lowered though her eyes did rest on him. "The nobles will listen to me if they must, but they consider it a shame and a scandal to have a half-breed as their Queen. In order to keep them in check and not revolt, I have to appease them somehow." She finally raised her head to look at him, a hint of sadness in her golden depths. "Besides, for me, my duty has always come before myself. I don't matter, my duty does. So some of my opinions on matters are lost." She said quietly, wondering if that helped him understand at all. Maybe she did just whine, she knew she could be a better Queen than she had been... "Forgive me if I sound childish in this matter. I know what that I shouldn't worry about it." She added, turning her eyes to the snow. Oh she was a fool....

Vadász seemed to nod in answer to her question, cooing softly since he didn't want to screech in her ear. That was never pleasant. He knew from Sarah doing it enough. He glared at his sister again, both of them flying up when she said so. He did dart and smack his sister with a wing, appearing to sigh before swooping around lowly since he knew flying any higher was not advisable.

Vadász just nodded, him and his sister keeping their distances from each other so that they wouldn't draw attention, flying on ahead since it wasn't ever fun riding on someone's shoulders when they were riding a horse.

"Thank you, I'll meet you there in a day or two then." Cori replied, spurring Tyri into a canter. The horse could keep this up endlessly, needing only a few short breaks in which Cori would run beside her, giving her a respite from carrying the elf. She kept this up until around two hours after dusk, finally dismounting and finding a small cave. "Vadász, Priya?" she called softly, searching for the two birds in the darkness.

Cori smiled, kissing him back and slipping her arms over his neck. She lifted a hand in a faint wave as she saw Priya before looking back to Vadász. "You're a lot cheerful-er. Uh, more cheerful." she corrected herself with a smile, leaning back slightly, just enough to see him without craning her neck.

Cori laughed softly as he spun her, unconsiously tightening her grip. "Yeah, that might be it." she said with a smile as she felt her feet touch the ground again. She glanced at the entrance as she heard a wolf howl, then looking to Vadász. "Normal wolf or Were?" she asked, trusting that he'd be able to tell. She knew they hadn't left Talagand yet, they'd be gone by midday tomorrow though.