Samuel
There was a noticeable silence from Mirihil as she contemplated her response. "Forgive my candidness, but that seems like a harm...

 "All grief and fear brings is... Is danger... One cannot protect others if they're stuck in their own personal darkness... This one has known this since childhood... This has always been how things has been in Ahdria's family, and that is how it will remain..." *Ahdria sighed softly, her ears flattening slightly.
Daisy
Mirihil couldn't help but feel sorry for Ahdria. This philosophy had seemingly been pushed on her since birth, and now it looked like she was using it as a coping mechanism for the deaths of her siblings. Mirihil didn't want to overstep, but she felt like she had to say something.

"Hard to protect others if you're constantly running from it too," She eventually said. "But even past that, sometimes you deserve to be a little selfish. You're not some unfeeling creature. You're a person, and you deserve to view and treat yourself like one."
Samuel
"This one does not run away, Ahdria just simply... Pays it no heed, as it is not warranted. Others may grieve, yet this one will not be selfish, even in the slightest, for then she will cause others to grieve more then they already have..." *She looked away, slightly irritated by the fact that Mirihil was so... Pushy about this...?*
Daisy
"If you say so," Mirihil relented. Her years had given her many strong-suits, but resolving emotional issues had never been one of them. 

She basked in the crimson glow of the Daedric horses before thinking up a different subject. "So, how'd you end up coming here from Elseweyr? Any specific extenuating circumstance, or was it just a choice you made?"
Samuel
"... It is a long, and complex story... But by chance this one ended up joining a caravan which travels across the continent, this simply happens to be our current stop..." *She shrugged, secretly glad for the change in topic.*