His head was spinning from the previous days encounters. He'd made it over the mountains with good stead and had made it down to Casa di Cavelieri to meet with Dixie-May and Wayne. The two had taken Gypsy back with open arms and had agreed to board Maia until her foal was born. It was everything Saul could ask for and he'd thanked the two more profusely than he normally did before he'd taken his leave. From Casa, he'd moved through the Sugarwoods with ease. It was there that his world had shifted and he'd met two travellers who had introduced themselves as Niernan and Bran Stormbringer. The young male had been stunned to have simply stumbled upon more relatives that he had no knowledge of, although it was nothing compared to the share of information that trio had had as they'd settled down beside a fire to talk. He'd found out about the circumstances of his birth, how controversial they were. The darker male he'd met yesterday had also told him that his siblings were in the Valley with the rest of the Stormbringers, for which Saul was grateful to hear. He was able to let go of the worrying he'd held on to for so long about his brother, to know they he was safe with family.
Saul knew it would take him days to sift through all of the information that they'd shared, as well as through his thoughts and feelings on the subjects and the fact that he had two more relatives roaming around. It pleased him, that was for certain. But he also knew that his destination had not altered. They'd spent the night by the fire together, talking long into the night. Saul had taken the first watch to allow the tired travellers some rest before taking a nap close to dawn. They'd parted ways just a few hours ago with the promise to find one another soon enough. If the boys stuck around Halifax enough, they were sure to run in to one another and Saul would be pleased to see both of them again. He'd decided that his plan was still to go and find Lilin, and perhaps the boys would find them again at some point.
He of course, didn't know exactly where Lilin lived. She'd mentioned Halifax when they'd met out by the lake and Saul had decided that this was where he would start. Temeraire bounded forward, eager to explore and discover everything and anything that he could. Saul had had to tell him a good few times to stay close, his words getting firmer each time his son disappeared and his heart flipped in his chest. While he knew that Lilin lived close by, he wasn't sure on the exact place and as he came to a stop by a relatively in tact bench, halting the two horses that he led, he wondered how on earth he was going to contact her.
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