Hudal walked into the light of the day, the sun warming her skin. It was a start of their day, but she could still feel the heavy weight of what lied ahead. Chappu had spotted her quick enough, the thought pleasing her. His green eyes bright, and a tad darker. Hudal said nothing of the change as they were all about to embark on a path that so many never even succeeded.<span style="font-style: italic">That died for no reason</span>her mind echoed. quickly shaking her head of such thoughts, she nodded at Chappu “Morning, and fine thank you Chappu” she lied. He had enough of her burden’s to add, her personal doubts she would hold onto. “Of course” she replied with a weak smile.<br/><br/><br/>Hudal watched Chappu’s back disappear into the temple. Hudal had spent her time with a handful of fruit feeding Nuru and herself. Soon enough her brother’s were at her sides as she spoke to many of the villager’s listening to their words of hope and praise. She gave them all thanks and a warm smile to keep their hope bright. As she was finishing up with the last of the villager’s a child giving her a small flower. She smiled and gently patted her head with a quiet thank you. Seeing Chappu’s face brightened the once heavy part of her, as if he was a beacon that shines in the night to guide her way.<br/><br/><br/>Shaking her slightly causeing her bang’s to sway, “It’s fine this is your home, I would not think to rush you” she said tilting her head slightly. “Come it’s time to see them off” she said a bittersweet look in her eyes. The childs flower in the folds of her hair as they walked to the beach. The fallen villager’s lined up, the number’s cut a deep part of Hudal. Guilt salting her wound making it bleed into her soul. The villager’s waited nearby her brother’s stopping at the water there eyes watching her carefully with concern. It wouldn’t be her first sending but they knew the emotional toll on her. Nuru gave her a light coo before flying too Chappu taking his usual spot.<br/><br/><br/>Hudal took out BitterSweet, as her hand tightened around the pole,her thought’s lingering of the nameless faces she had seen as she had rushed past to save only one.<span style="font-style: italic">”Forgive me”</span>she thought, As her feet walked out into the water. The light trickle of the ripples echoing her steps, raising BitterSweet above her head the metal gleaming in the sun. Her hands joined in the sky she began the sending to those they had lost. Her arm’s sprawled out as her foot spread out across the surface of the water. The surface of the water began to tremble and take form under her feet. Her form swirling with grace and pose a lone tear streaking across her face, across her blue tinted veins. The torches lit with blue fire reacting to Hudal’s influence. The Pyreflies began to appear one by one circling around Hudal as she danced. slowly the pyreflies began to vanish from eye, the water returning to its true shape. Hudal’s blue eyes heavy at half mast, as she returned to her Guardian’s. Badar gently stroked her cheek a show of affection. She smiled weakly in return sincerity in her blue eyes. “Come the boat will leave soon, we need to arrive in Kilika tomorrow” she said as she hid behind her bangs.<br/><br/><br/>Swallowing the lump in her throat, and looking to the next part of their journey. The sound of the water as it cascaded against the side of the boat the call of the gulls above them. Could not bring Hudal’s eyes from the horizon, momentarily trapped in her own mind. Where she was given no mercy no quarter. Tali places his hand on her shoulder she does not move her blue eyes peering into nothing and everything. Badar steps next to Chappu “Hudal deals with death and her duties with a heavy heart. So see if you can break the state she is where we cannot” he said motioning to Tali to leave her be. Tali kissed her temple and let her be his eyes on Chappu. “Well go, break this already. I can’t stand her like that” he said his face an feeling’s obviously frustrated.