The glowing snow had been a surprise to Dal, of course, she spent some time studying it (and maybe having a small play session in it). Yes! She chirped in response to Phia's suggestion with a smile. Even if she wasn't too impressed by it, the spotted woman was. She enjoyed the magic of it, something that didn't happen every day within the Vale. Well, we can go see it together now! She suggested, pressing onward to where she'd seen it last.

The worry in Euphemia's voice brought Dal to a quick stop, quickly reassuring her sister that it was not bad news. It was anything but. Nothing! Nothing, Phia, I promise. They'd had so much bad news recently, it was understandable that her sister would react, thinking it was a negative thing. For once, it was a good thing. Something that empowered Dal more than anything had in a while.

If anything... It's a good thing... I think. She started up walking once again, keeping close to her sister's side as if they were two children again, afraid they might get lost if they parted from one another, even though they knew these lands like the back of their paw. Have you met the brother and sister who joined us not too long ago? Sólúlfur and N​ó​ttin? She questioned, her voice soft, Well, one night not long ago... I found N​ó​ttin wandering around, looking for the best place to swim. And... well, I showed him around a little... And even after I departed for the night... He came to visit me again after... Do you think... That means he could like me? Even if the voices in her mind could be mean, telling her she is undeserving of his affections. She'd never really had thoughts of anyone finding her attractive; if anything, she thought he maybe got hit on the head too hard during the bear attack to think she was pretty, but for now, she'd take what she could get. Because... I think I really like him...