"With my speechless calm eyes."
He knows how it is to be without a mother, he also had grew up without a father. In fact, he had grown up alone, hidden in a dark corner of a dark kingdom. Considered that all it wasn’t even that strange that he had developed this imaginary friend, only to learn the truth years later. However, Brynmor had left most of his past behind. The imaginary voice had left his mind and he had felt a place he truly felt at home. The Tundra was home, just as Roan’s side. And he genuinely loved both.
With Offspring away on business elsewhere the graying male was left in charge. When he first had entered the Tundra – when the world had been completely dark to him – he never would’ve guessed he would get this far. Brynmor finds comfort and satisfaction in the way he can contribute to his home, the way he can repay her and the brotherhood for giving him a chance when he had been almost useless. The Chamber hadn’t kicked him out for nothing after all. But that was all in the past now.
Instead the formerly blind male finds himself standing near the only entrance to the Tundra’s land – invisible that is. He had finally mastered the reward that had come with his promotion to counselor, able to stay invisible as long as he wanted and when he wanted. Even when moving. Silently he stands there, watching the bay mare. Her pregnancy was showing clearly, there was no way around it, but the winter gifted woman looks a little out of place.
As he lets his cloak of invisibility fall he steps forward, trying to make it look like he just stepped out of the wall’s shadow. ”Good day, welcome. What has brought you to the Tundra?” Even though Brynmor is still direct as ever, he had learned his lesson from the time he and Offspring had found Dragonglass wandering their lands. His voice and whole expression was much friendlier than back then. Dipping his head slightly his blue eyes take in her appearance more closely, carefully sniffing her scent in an attempt to find any connections to the Tundra. He finds none.
"Nothing is coming to rise."