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Miya couldn't help laugh as she was tackled to the ground by her older sister. "I had to escort two brothers down from Dalaran. We were called into the war meeting." She couldn't help crack a smile as they laid in the grass. Usually straight faced an quiet there was a bright side that her elder sister brought out.

"Speaking of what anyone is doing in the castle, I'm going to assume you finished your druid training back home. Tell me how you found me, how is everyone back home?"

Evieline laugh quietly as Prince Anduin took off. She did a terrible job at making him happy, but he always manage to make her crack. Waiting for him to come back she didn't bother to change because she was still in her casual cloths.

When he came back down she quickly took his hand and pull him towards the stables. "There she is!" Her eyes light up at the gray horse with black speckles waited for her in the usual stall. Leading Hope out of the stall she quickly mounted the horse before reaching out her hand to help Prince Anduin up.

"I wish I could of been there, I miss them so much." Miya said looking up to the sky. "I really wish I could bring them up to Dalaran, the Crystal Song forest reminds me a lot of home. I know how much they love our tree though." Miya remembered growing up with her mother teaching her them how to shoot and their father teaching them the ways of the druid. Heartbroken when it came time for them both to leave home and realizing they were on different paths.

"This war is mangled and depressing at times. These war meetings are nothing more than men bickering like children. I get so tired of it after the first day." Looking over to see the brownish orange fox from the Redringe Mountains, that Miya had so intelligently dubbed Foxi, come to join the sisters.

"So tell me meet any cute guys while training?" The younger elf asked with a half smirk.

Rolling her eyes as the reins were taken from her. "Were would like to go today Andi?" This was the only nickname she allowed herself to use with the prince. She really didn't like being so informal, but on their casual days like today she didn't have a choice. Leaning back against him, she enjoyed the feeling of the sun which they usually only saw from the window's of their study.

Turning slightly she didn't realized she turned her head to were it was almost a nuzzle away from his neck. There were time were she was completely uncomfortable around the prince, and other times she didn't mind anything at all. It was weird, but she never noticed so she didn't realize when she did it.

"Pfffft these men bicker like youngelings." As she spoke her Darnassian accent came out strong just proving even more her distaste for the nonsense. Seeing herself as a strong nightelf women, she was the one that was always standing up for everyone when they were children. She didn't let anyone make fun of her practices and several knew the wrong end of her bow. Even though there was the familiar gentle side that was stronger in her sister, Miya rarely showed it.

"Mother did always have the fun ideas, poor Father he always bemusedly followed along with her. I hope I can have something like that one day."

Grinning as her sisters accent came through Kyannah knew she would feel at home with her sister around.
"What man doesn't act like a youngling? It's practically in their genetic makeup! Elune messed up on that one!" Kyannah picked some flowers from the grass and began weaving a flower crown.

"You should go see mom and dad sometime....well after all this is over we can go see them together. Sound like a plan?" Finishing up her crown she placed it on her sisters head and began to weave one of her own

Laughing as the flower crown was placed on her head. "Remember when father use to bring us home flowers and mother would let us make jewelry from them." It was the best childhood anyone could ever hope for, Miya didn't remember many bad times, none to be honest. "We'll have to bring them something form Northren, I'm sure they'd both like to see the plants and the animals the continent had to offer. Oh and sister the night sky there is breath taking."