Her sister seemed less than receptive of any mention of Nova's newfound beliefs. It was difficult to keep it under wraps between them just for the sake of civility, even though she could see and sense the goddess in nearly every aspect of her life now. Nova kept herself a polite listener, smiling as Aponi described her daughters, listening with shock and surprise as Aponi regaled her family's run in with a bear. She was happy enough to let Aponi lead the conversation, most of all keeping the topic off of herself to avoid explaining the twists and turns her life had taken in the past few months.

Nova barely concealed the surprise on her face to hear that Naira lived here as well, alive, no less. Nova shook her head, "No... That's fine," she said. "I wouldn't want to cause a scene," She offered in explanation. She hadn't seen their mother in years, and the last she'd known of her whereabouts was simply that she fled after Mapplethorpe's death. She couldn't foresee a happy reunion, it would be too much at once.

Nova waited quietly as Aponi's howl rang out, her yellow eyes flicking as she patiently watched the mist swirling through the trees. It was peaceful, but Nova noticed a somewhat ominous undercurrent, a turbulent hum to the air. Conflicting energies, something in the past. She would bet this land had never been properly cleansed. Her eyes flicked back and forth, watching something that wasn't there.

Aponi's voice caught her by surprise, the lanky woman jolting somewhat as she looked to Aponi, registering her question. "-Ahh, as you wish," Nova agreed to the request. In her opinion, one was never too young to learn... Strengths were honed easier when one's spirit was still in the malleable stage of childhood. But Nova did not fancy getting murdered by her sister dearest, so was keen to follow her request. "I'm happy enough just to meet my nieces," She said with a pleasant if not somewhat vacant smile.