Hudal could hear the beckoning silence that wept for her brother Badar. He was gone and he would be an unsent, and soon enough a fiend. A tragedy all it’s own. Chappu’s lingering form raised to tower over her, one hand holding her shoulder as if to keep her from falling to pieces. His free hand now on her cheek, seeking out her blue eyes. His warm touch sweeping along her cheek, wiping away the sorrowful tear that streaked Hudal’s cheek. His whispers of revenge brought both darkness and light to Hudal’s heart, he wanted to save her from her sorrow. But for Chappu to carry such a heavy burden sadden her but still  Hudal could say nothing. Merely except his words for she wanted the same. But with his whisper’s of revenge so did his warmth as his arms encircled around her. Surrounding her in his warmth and smell, even in her time of sadness his softness endeared her to him. His will, making her dependent relying on him to remain  at her side. She knew even though only moments ago she had saved face with her now Eldest brother, but now in Chappu’s embrace. Here she knew without it, might break her.<br/><br/>This realization was shaking and chaotic, how had the Fayth’s come to see this light in them both. To come together and be what Spira needed once again. How and why is what swam in her mind as Chappu spoke of revenge his voice in her ear.  But soon the warmth was taken away his posture respectful and slightly distant. Hudal understood but it did not mean she liked it. But quick enough Hudal noticed the now soft spoken and still sobbing crowd, the crack of the wood echoing in Hudal’s ears as Chappu gathered his weapons. The loud and persistent chirping of Nuru now echoed loudly as he now fluttered to her side she gave small Nuru a weak smile.  She was pleased to see her small companion was alright, “Come “ she uttered softly to Nuru. Quickly he flew to her shoulder nuzzling her again. His small “Kweeh” soft in her ears as he nestled quietly into his spot.<br/><br/>Chappu’s voice bringing her attention back her demonstrated a noise with his fingers and mouth she mimicked and laughed as she mostly just made a fool of herself. But as he spoke of the Summoner Yuna and Tidus, she felt like she understood what he was striving for. They had done something no one else had done. They had given Spira peace and had found a life, and each other. Did he wish for such things as well? Hudal wondered. But she pushed these thoughts aside and felt better with just taking the moment at face value. He wanted to stay by her side. For her that was all that mattered.  “Or I you Chappu’ she said replying to his words.<br/><br/>Chappu’s next words spoke of Kilika and there journey ahead, Hudal nodded “Yes you are right, we do. For all those that suffer at Sin’s actions” she replied her face distant but determined. Chappu’s warm hand made her breath deep again relaxing the distant look in her eyes.  Hudal watched as Chappu walked back to the cabin the light echo of his footsteps as he disappeared from her sight. Hudal took a deep breath her hands cupping the purple crystal that had belonged to Badar. Another set of footsteps echoed behind Hudal before speaking. “Do you still insist  on this journey with the boy?” Tali asked his blue eyes on Hudal’s back. Without turning to look at her eldest brother’s eyes,”Yes Tali I do. As is my duty  and is yours unless you wish to return home?” she asked as her hands reached over her head the light jingle of the metal as it settled onto her chest. “But as I said earlier I will do as Badar wished I would do. As we should do to honor our brother Badar” she said turning to face Tali the shimmering purple necklace looming around her fair neck. Tali grit his teeth as he looked into his sister's eyes. “Then I shall see you both in the morning” he said his mouth rigid his face so readable. He was angry and hurt and did not wish to do this journey, but would do his duty as his older brother had done. “Good” she replied as she grabbed BitterSweet as she placed it away and headed for the cabin. “I will not let him have died in vain Tali. So have faith in us brother. Goodnight” she said giving Tali one more glance before heading into the below cabin.