<div class="floatright">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/3/35/YellowAjah.jpg)</div><strong>Character name:</strong>Shayella Adair<br/><strong>Position:</strong>Sister, Yellow Ajah<br/><strong>Bondmate:</strong>None<br/><strong>Tag:</strong>Kalain, Moira, Closed<br/><strong>Time:</strong>Evening, Saven 7th, 990NE<br/><strong>Place:</strong>Private Room - Infirmary<br/><strong>Warning:</strong><br/><hr/><br/>It took only a moment for Shayella to realize that the addition of Moira to the conversation wasn’t going to go well for her but just the way both of them acted spoke volumes.  She was no fool and already knew that there was much that Kalain failed to mention to her and she was getting to see one example of that now.  Though they had avoided one another for some time, something had shifted in their relationship and it was evident by both the near bitter accusation in Moira’s question to her and then in the rather pointed question to Kal.  There was certainly something that Moira was asking about specifically.  Leaning back in her chair, Shayella listened quietly as Kal answered his Aes Sedai.<br/><br/>Waiting until they had fallen silent to speak again and answer Moira’s question, she shook her head.  “I didn’t invite you here on a whim.  I had simply waited until Kalain mentioned your presence here and then asked if he would allow it.”  She answered that part first and fell quiet, pondering.  The next part of what she wanted to know was not nearly so easy to answer as she did need to pry into certain aspects of his life and, because Moira was his bondmate, that meant that the Green Sister’s privacy was invaded some too.  “Unfortunately, prying is part of this particular duty.  I also understand that it’s uncomfortable sometimes and can create hostility.”  She remarked honestly.  What she didn’t mention was that there were many events that happened in someone’s life that weren’t overly interesting to her personally but were interesting professionally.  Listening to people’s day-to-day lives and interpersonal relationships was not nearly as interesting as others believed.  It was, however, required for her position.<br/><br/>It also wasn’t lost on Shayella that Kalain had closed off nearly completely at the arrival of his Aes Sedai.  Likely, she would get nothing more from him today and, judging on just the few moments they had already been together, she suspected the same from Moira.  Instead of pushing on the topics that they clearly had no interest in answering, Shayella circled back to another discussion Kalain wished to have.  She could come back to their relationship if there was any signs of comfort from them later on.  Gazing at Kalain for a moment, she took a deep breath.  “Perhaps it would be best to turn our focus onto something else for the time being.”  She mused.  Kal knew her well enough to know that she rarely completely let a topic go forever.  Instead, she circled back at a later time or even a different session.  “Are you two comfortable talking about what happened with the training session with Theraeve?”  She asked, her gaze once again flicking between the two of them.  While she had heard rumors and knew some of the outcome of the events, she had no real idea how Kalain had felt during the training or afterward when the Red Sister attacked him.