Oh shut up. Look around. Everyone is here! He barked as he did so himself, twisting his body and head from the left to right. The fields outside of the Eastborne estate were cluttered with wolves everywhere, calling out and scrambling. All lost and trying to find their way after they had been dumped here by the spirits of Mythris.

You were looking for someone to blame before he was even dead. You'd think reincarnation would have given you a bit of wisdom. We all left, the three of us- together. You and Vitus just decided to stop and live with some allies we barely even knew. I went to Jakten where we still had a resemblance of some family still- family that doesnt seem to drop like fucking flies every season, if you dont recall. As it were, after she died, Vitus even decided to stay in the south for a time, with no intention of returning to Northfall until a possibility of their aunt rising to power came to light.

Ezra's teeth grit, pressing tightly together that he thought they might shatter. Beat that than lashing out on his sister for acting like a fucking idiot! Maybe dying and coming back had left her memory a bit foggy. After all, some came back with little memory, some with none at all, some who didnt even know who the fuck they were. Ezra guessed Elli was lucky in that department or, given the look of things, unlucky?

No. A flat retort back. He remained standing where he was, at the side of Amunet which he looked to briefly with knitted brows. A silent apology for the chaos which they spiraled into by their brother's death. The fiery siblings hardly stood the chance without the cooling calm of their brother.

Ezra had every intention of holding back and would be there when Elli worked herself to the bone trying to either backwards-drag her brother or fight balancing him over her back until she couldn't bare it any longer. Eastbourne was an extremely long trek, even with the use of teleportation tunnels, which he was uncertain if his sister was privy to. The strength of Ezra and Amunet's aid was not particularly something she could realistically do without.