A grateful look was thrown to Draven as he reappeared with a mouth full of plants that she didn't even realise he posessed. She would have to work overtime to help him replenish what was about to be used, but it was a task she would undertake willingly. They couldn't leave Mae like this. His question was met with a sad smile from the leader, a silent sigh and a tip of her head. She was used to people leaving, but at least this time she was getting some closure.

After her encounter with Suka, she wouldn't try to hold anyone to the Draw that didn't want to be there, and she could only be grateful that this time she had been given a chance to come to terms with Maera's departure, rather than waking up to find the other woman gone completely. "When I found her with Tennebrae she was at the lagoon. I can't imagine she was silly enough to get sprayed by a skunk again but it might be worth checking out just in case she went back that way?" It wasn't much to go off, and it wasn't as if the Tainn hadn't already scoured the area for signs after the girls second dissapearance but anything was possible.

She tucked away Maera's information on which way she would go with a nod and a smile, "I really hope you find her," After all the hours and days they had been searching she had hoped the girl would stick around but maybe her grand adventure had planted an itch in her paws that couldn't be shaken so easily. She shook her head at Mae's apology, "Wasn't your fault." She wasn't sure if there was any blame to lay anywhere. The Draw had been a tinder box for far too long and she hadn't been aware enough to smooth things over before they reached this point. When it came to Kerb though, Treyah wasn't so concerned. "I'm sure he knows enough to patch himself up, but maybe I'll go check on him..." She watched as Draven continued to treat the other woman before heaving a heavy sigh. "I'll miss you Mae, take care." And with a final strained and sorry smile she headed back to the Draw.