As the Scathachians began amassing in RhyDin, it became clear that they would gravitate toward each other. There's something to be said for the base instincts that drive any animal, much less a human, much less a warrior. Isuelt had secured herself a roomy place in town, owing to the occasional want for an actual bed and coverings, bathtubs, and the like. First, it was Jenai who was taken into this abode, next was Trixie. And as the pattern goes, Eddie was the latest addition to this Scathachian sanctuary.
There was a comfort here that Isuelt felt, she was sure they all did. They were in the company of "family" once again, just as they had been on the Island. There was the familiarity of comradery that they regularly engaged in; telling stories, getting caught up and simply existing together. Trixie kept her odd hours, Jenai was always off on some mission, Eddie was pretty good at getting herself into trouble (though she loved it that way), and Isuelt found herself resuming the role of teacher again, as she saw to it that they were all happy and healthy. She loved these girls as if they truly had been her flesh and blood. Truth be told, these "sisters" were the only family she had. And something about them all being in each other's company again gave her a stirring she had not felt in some time....that elusive feeling of hope.
There was a comfort here that Isuelt felt, she was sure they all did. They were in the company of "family" once again, just as they had been on the Island. There was the familiarity of comradery that they regularly engaged in; telling stories, getting caught up and simply existing together. Trixie kept her odd hours, Jenai was always off on some mission, Eddie was pretty good at getting herself into trouble (though she loved it that way), and Isuelt found herself resuming the role of teacher again, as she saw to it that they were all happy and healthy. She loved these girls as if they truly had been her flesh and blood. Truth be told, these "sisters" were the only family she had. And something about them all being in each other's company again gave her a stirring she had not felt in some time....that elusive feeling of hope.