Loach. Had she heard this name before? Perhaps she had, but wasn't certain and did not have the time to think back on her conversations with Clouse. She would on her walk home, she imagined.

She could hear the concern in his voice. He cared for her safety, which likely was an extension of his care for Clouse. "I appreciate your kindness, Loach." And she turns, awaiting for him to come to her side and guide her.

She didn't know exactly how close Loach were to her brother, but knew it was because of her that Clouse was kept from his group here. She did not wish that any longer. She had originally thought to join him here or go home to Torbine, but Naimh's presence had stopped her. Now, the gods had opened her eyes of the possibility of coming together. Perhaps the two leaders could see this as well and understanding the betterment of their groups.