Jade could almost see the other fae's mind working. She was really trying to think if she had seen anyone that could be her brother. With a start she realized that all she had given was an age. That would rule some wolves in and some wolves out, but it honestly was almost nothing to go on. Just as she was kicking herself for her mistake of omission, Sibyl said that she didn't think that she had met anyone that could be her brother, but asked for the missing description. Jade hung her head in embarrassment as the question was voiced. How else was another wolf to know if they'd seen Steel or not?

With a chagrined look, she smiled timidly at the other woman. "S-sorry! A d-description would b-be helpful! Steel is large, black and white with dark blue eyes. He's nothing like m-me. Nothing scares him, ever." The pride that she felt for her missing brother was more than evident in her voice. Not knowing if this would change the woman's answer, she wondered at her next question. Where did she live? Nowhere. Everywhere. She thought on how she should answer this complicated question. It was simple really, in the end. "Wherever Steel is." She knew her answer made absolutely no sense, but until she found him, she would have no home, no roots, no place to belong.

She saw the other woman thinking again and tiny flicker of hope came back to life. When she said that she had seen him, was a sure that it must be him that had helped her, that flicker burst to life and joy filled the little fae. Finally, someone had seen her brother! The lead was a month old... but it was all that she had to go on. She had to go south then... to Hush Meadow and see if anyone else had seen him. Maybe he was still there, by some miracle! While she knew that the likelihood of that was practically nonexistent, she chose to beguile herself into believing it possible.

With an excited look at Sibyl, who had been so kind to her she said, "I have to go after him, then! Thank you so much for your help!" Not a single stutter left her mouth in her excitement to finally have a lead on Steel. She took a step to the side, preparing to do just that, when she hesitated. Giving Sibyl a bittersweet look she said, "I-I'm really glad that I met y-you. Thank you." This time the stutter was not a nervous one, but one of sadness. This little wolf was one of the first that she felt a true kinship with. Perhaps because they were both so timid. Whatever the reason, she was truly sad to part ways with her. She looked into the Sibyl's eyes with her own soft green ones and continued, "Perhaps w-we shall see each other again, s-sometime?" He soft voice was questioning, but hopeful. She counted herself lucky to have met Sibyl, and for much more than just the lead about Steel. After a long moment and a small smile, Jade headed south with sadness and joy warring within her.