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"Exactly. I don't see a point in killing them all, that would likely just draw too much attention to us. While we are strong we aren't strong enough. I'd rather that we didn't pick a fight that might bring all the outsiders down on our heads. From what I hear they are a terrible lot, the sort that force others to bend knee to their beliefs and they throw out those who don't obey like trash. If sending the glowy eyed weirdos on their way in one piece keeps them off Yael then I feel it's the best way to go about it."

Giving a bit of a sigh she crossed her arms behind her head, antennae twitching, as she said, "Not that my opinion matters. I'm too young." She was going to have to become someone amazing, powerful, beautiful, and smart if she wanted the Matron and the others in charge to consider worth their time. Otherwise she was just a child who might appear as though she didn't know what she was doing. Looking the fool in front of the others was something that made Cey's stomach hurt just thinking about it.

"Hm?" As the girl mentioned the glow she gave a thoughtful sound then said, "Likely an adaptation they developed to look scary from a distance. It's probably better in their eyes to scare things off from afar when you're weak and cowardly."

Ceylinae gave a nod of her head, her antennae bouncing, "Yes, I've know since I was quite little. It seems as though its important to know way ahead of time so that we can strive to reach that goal." She gave the girl a glance, about to ask her if she felt that sort of pleasure, but decided against it. No reason to let anyone know about her worries because it would make her appear weak, not something that she wanted to allow, especially not when it came to a youngling of all people.

"It's going to be difficult to become what I want to be but that's the point. One doesn't want a set a goal that is going to be easy." No, she meant to make herself powerful through difficult trials. Turning her aqua eyes toward the horizon she said, "Somewhere out there is a Limbara that is going to be my mount, something tiny and cute that will grow into something giant and amazing!" She was eager to go out there as soon as she could to find said Limbara... though first she was going to need a weapon. Not as though the trek to where they lived was going to be easy by any stretch of the imagination.

Ceylinae nodded, "One of our cousins allowed me to meet hers, to climb up onto its back, and otherwise get a feel for the beast. It only cemented my desire to become a Guardian. I can see it now, perched on it's back, bow in hand, it's my goal." And her beautiful dream, something she was looking forward to... though it was going to be some time until she was at that point in her life. She didn't have a bow or a limbara after all without those two things it was going to be a bit on the impossible side to call herself a Guardian. One day though.

Sighing a bit, hands coming to rest on her hips she shifted from side to side, "I feel as though I am standing still too much." She murmured, feeling that she was going to get rusty if she sat still. She should get back to her training, to make sure that she didn't allow herself to weaken or to cool off when she was right in the middle of her work out. To keep from allowing that to happen though she set to jumping up and down in place to keep her blood pumping.

Turning to the girl she asked of her, "Are you wanting to tag along with me for a bit or will you stick to climbing the trees?"

"Be sure to work hard so that you can reach your goal." She said, finding it interesting that she was planning to a Sacred Heart. It was good to hear that her sisters thinking ahead, even the younger ones with mothers that weren't just Elzira. It meant that they were in fact going to grow in strength as more of them were born and raised, weapons in hand. It was something that she was looking forward... save for the time when her sisters and cousins would start to really go out in the world. There were some after all that wanted to return to the mainland, others that wanted to go as far as to where the one called Aisha was. Not something Ceylinae was interested in, but she would be here to hold down the home front.

Turning to the youngling she gave a nod, "So long as you don't slack off. If you're serious and push yourself then your welcome to come along with me." She wasn't going to take it easy on her because nobody had ever taken it easy on Ceylinae... not that she wanted them to. If they were she'd of seen it as an insult at beast.

Giving a little smile Ceylinae turned on her heel and started forward, asking the girl as she went, "So, do you have a name?"

"Akeldama?" As the girl helpfully filled her in as to what the name meant she gave a smile, "Interesting, it's a good strong name." She bet that the girl got the name to help make her strong, a good thing as a strong name would help her along the way. As the girl added in that Ceylinage could call her 'Akel' she gave a shake of her head, "I was taught by one of our older cousins a while ago that nicknames aren't a good thing, Akeldama. I will share with you what she told me. If you want respect then you should use your full name, otherwise it makes you seem like your far below the one that is calling you by that name."

As she started forward she said, "The only ones that should be able to use such a thing is a good friend. That's it." She could recall Ixtil also mention that it was something that superiors could use but she didn't like that idea personally. A nickname made one seem like a lesser being and Ceylinae would be damned if anyone called her by a pet name. Giving Akeldama a glance as she moved at a jogging pace she said, "As such I will called you Akeldama and you can call me Ceylinae."

With that she started to move a little faster, not wanting to leave her behind, but wanted to push her with her training. She didn't want her slacking off after all lest she might get picked on by stronger sisters and cousins. Sure, the kid wasn't hers, but she was still Elaria and therefore important to Ceylinae.