N​ó​ttin felt elated that she was happy for the pair. But he knew that it might also cause some intense strain, knowing that her sister was to be wed. Shiloh meant a great deal to Tiberii, that much was plainly clear. I...I'm sorry, Tiberii. I didn't mean to....I didn't mean to hurt you if I did. I shouldn't have brought it up. Though I'm glad you approve of it. And no offense taken. He tried his best to lighten the mood just a tad.

I would not have expected anything less of Dalmatia's sisters. And besides, I too just want Dalmatia to be happy. To be able to give her what ever her heart desires. And I will stop at nothing to make sure that it happens. I will do what I can for you and our pack as well. I want to keep on hoping that Shiloh will come back. He looked to the sky for a moment, trying to remain calm and collected despite it all. Then looked back to the black bull.

I have been praying to my gods, hoping that they will give me the answer or some kind of sign. But I do know one thing: he would not have left you of his own accord. And I do not believe that he is truly gone. Somehow, some way, he will come home. If you are here waiting for him, he will come home. The Pillar of Courage only spoke what he believed in his heart, hoping that it brought some sort of hope and comfort to his dear friend, and future sister in law. Maybe it did, maybe it didn't. But at least he can say that he tried.