Hudal sighed in relief to Chappu’s answer, but it seemed he too had question’s neither could truly answer. His hands slipping from hers the warmth a mere tingle across her palms, she clung them together against herself. The look in Chappu’s eyes soothed her though, his green hopeful eyes even as he questioned the past. Hudal nodded “ I believe the boy is a Fayth, I am unsure of their desires. But they have always guided us and protected the peace of Spira, so I put my faith in them.<br/><br/><br/>Hudal nodded her head at Chappu’s question, yes that is my hope. Hudal noticed his gaze linger for a second on her brother’s. She was sure they were still not in the greatest of moods. But she took in a deep breath, she would not waver in her choice. As she followed Chappu to the Besaid Temple  the quiet hum of the Hymn echoed in its stone walls. As they passed through the door her fingers trailing over the stone door. Her mind lingering over the Summoner’s before her. There faces forever etched in stone, proof of their sacrifice.<br/><br/><br/>When all eyes fell in her she nodded in response “Yes I am, here for the Cloister of trials” she said as she gathered all her strength. Her brother’s stepped in front of her their blue gazes set on her. Hudal's mouth was set firm, she would not change her mind. As she tried to take a step forward her brother’s lifted up a hand each landing her shoulders. Badar was the first to speak “I am proud to have such a selfless sister, I will support you through your trials” he said giving her shoulder a light squeeze. Tali couldn’t keep his eyes trained on her a hand nervously rubbing the back of his head. “I do not agree with Badar, you are my sister. But as I said you are my sister, so I will be your shield should you need it” he said letting out a heavy sigh. Each brother stepped aside revealing a teary eyed Hudal. She bowed respectfully to her brother’s thanking them for their deep love and support for her.<br/><br/><br/>Rising up a confidence replaced the once teary eyes now. Nuru gently cooed support to Hudal as he rubbed her small head into the hollow part of her neck. She smiled warmly from his affection’s. Looking to her brother’s an Chappu “Let our start our journey here” she said stepping into the doorway that led to the Cloisters of Trials. The once dim hum of the Hymn of the Fayth, was now choirs to her ear’s beckoning her.<br/><br/><br/>At last the group had made it to the Chamber of the Fayth where the Aeon, Valefor waited for her. Chappu and her brother’s stopping at the steps to the chamber, The stone entrance gave way to her presence. Her Polearm Bittersweet in her hand she entered. The air was warm, and full of many presences. But hudal had come for only one, taking her place she began her prayer to the Fayth.<br/><br/><br/>It had been hours since she entered the Chamber of the Fayth, sweat beaded on her brow. Still she continued to pray, even as the sweat poured down her face. She would not relent, or go back to hiding in Guadosalam.<span style="font-style: italic">”I cannot let so many suffer and do nothing, I am willing to give you everything I am. To bring peace back to Spira”</span>she prayed. A child’s laugh echoed through the Chamber, airy and light. Hudal looked up and held the gaze of a child. Her clothes were common of those from this Island, Hudal bowed respectfully to the child. “It is not only Spira that asks for peace, but us who are but mere shadows of ourselves. Do your duty to set us free, and I shall fight by your side” her voice like tiny bells. Hadul wanted to question the Fayth, she wanted answers. But she need the Fayth at her side more, “As you wish” she said bowing again. “Thank you” the Fayth replied a light giggle echoing through the Chamber. Then that was when Hadul felt it, the Fayth’s presence lingering within her own. A surge of warmth and memories flashed through her, it made her feel heavy and light headed. She panted heavily as she made her way to the exit of the chamber. Her breaths labored, her feet felt heavy as if she were stuck in mud. The door opened again to her presence, her brother’s an Chappu stood before. She made a half smile and scoffed lightly, “I did it” she said through her labored breaths. But before she could say anything else she fainted. Badar made it just in time to save his sister from a nasty fall. “Come let us give Hadul a rest, and we’ll talk before we face your village” Badar said lifting Hadul into his arms. Her breaths shallow and soft the light blue veins peaking from under her bangs that covered her face. Tali shook his head swiping a bang from her face as she slept. The brother’s exchanging looks before their blue eyes gazed at Chappu.