Goldenscale gave a soft sigh, but nodded.  She was indeed better off just worrying about the simple things.  While she could take care of complex ideas and problems with great care, she understood that it was best to leave such things relating to her village to Ahnah and Corazon.  Besides, they also did have a point.  She needed to get her body temperature up or else she'd just get sick again.  They didn't need that so close to their depature.  She would feel bad about it for days afterwards.

Once they were back inside, Ahnah and Corazon went to work binding the roots and plants together. Greeting Goldenscale back, Deniigi offered a cup of tea. "So, how did the search go," he asked, watching the two sisters work, "It looks like you all got a good haul."

Upon entering the hut, Goldenscale went over to the fire and curled up, watching Ahnah and Corazon as they worked.  Feeling an aura walking up to her, she looked up to see Deniigi coming towards her with a cup of tea.  With a smile and a warm thank you, she looked back at the sisters.  "It went well.  With Corazon's powers we were able to find what we were looking for, and we found a lot of it." she said happily.  "Anything happen while we were gone?" she asked him, turning her head so she could look at Deniigi again.

"Nothing too excciting. Most just the regular group of people coming by for insence and to wish me well. The only major thing I had to handle was preparing some new bandages for the fellow you help fix a wing for. He strained it a little too much and the wounds split a little is all. Other than that, there was no trouble," Deniigi said, taking a sip of his own cup of tea, "I'm glad Corazon is adapting to having emotions as well as she is though. I can't imagine what it must feel like to suddenly be able to feel and sense so many things at once."

Goldenscale gave a small nod when Deniigi generalized his morning, thwn perked her ears in interest when she heard that the tundra she had helped earlier had come in.  "Really?  I hope I did it right the first time...  A simple wound split should be able to heal fairly quickly unless the cells are incapable of healing.  I'm sure it'll be fine though." she said with a purr before sitting up to drink her tea.  "I feel as though it would be very overwhelming and hard to sort out at first, maybe even a little panicky.  Though I personally havn't had a time when I didn't have emotions, I feel as though it would be something similar to that.  At least now she can experience everything much differently now." she answered with a shrug.

"It was fine. I made sure to check the wound before bandaging him up again. At worst, he's going to have to deal with an odly shaped scab. He'll be fine so long as he avoids straining the damaged area any more," Deniigi said, "That is true. This is the most enthusiastic I've ever seen her be about anything. I'm happy that she's taking it well."

Goldenscale gave a sigh of relief when Deniigi said that her what she had done was fine.  She knew how to treat wounds for Griffons, Rocs, Unicorns and the like, but Tundras and Dragons were the ones she felt iffy about.  She then smiled and gave a small giggle at what he said about the sca.  "Well, at least he'll have a story to tell about it.  How he survived an avalanche.  I'm sure it'll be a popular story, maybe." she said.  At the mention of Corazon and her enthusiasm, she looked over at the said dragon.  "Yeah, it's nice seeing her this way after what I felt at the beginning.  I just hope it lasts.  Sometimes when one doesn't know the extent of emotions, they can go awry." she said with a small shrug, though she continued smiling.

"She'll be fine, I know this for sure. In time, she will learn how to handle each emotion, but she will have us for support until then. Everyone in this village has been helped in one way or another by her, we'd be more than happy to return the kindness, even if we know that she had no choice in helping," Deniigi said, turning so he could watch Ahnah and Corazon, "I can only hope that she accepts that help though. She's spent most of her life being told she must do things herself. It may take a while before that fades though."

Goldenscale gave a nod and smiled.  "Well, I'm glad that she has people to help her through this if she needs it.  It is a tough thing to get through, but she's strong.  Just seeing her now, I'm sure she'll ask for help eventually.  That in itself takes strength, admitting that help is needed.  I know I don't ask for help when I need it, but stubbornness is not a good.  I'm just sorry they can't spend more time together..." she said with a sigh.  

"Well, that shouldn't be problem here. Everyone has something they do here. Because of that, we need each other's help from time to time to maintain ourselves here. There's not as much of a fear to ask for help around hehre because of that as well. It will only be a matter of time really," Deniigi said, finishing his tea.

Finishing up with the incense, Ahnah and Corazon picked up the remaining materials and stored them away. "Well, if you two are ready, the incense is ready. We only need to grab the holders before we head out," Ahnah said, grabbing the silver holder Aga had left for her.

Giving a nod, Deniigi stood up as well. "I'm ready as well. I just need to grab my holder, and I'll meet your all out there," he said, setting his empty cup aside, "You two can teach Goldenscale how to go about burning the incense while I do that."

Giving a nod, Ahnah waved for Corazon and Goldenscale to fallow her before leading the way out. Once outside, the air hung heavy with the scent of burning incense as families morned and celebrated. "Well, where would you two think a good place to set up would be," she asked, looking around at the families in the area, "I'm glad this is still a tradition here though. There's too few chances for this to be done back home."

"What about near the village center? The place is usually very open when this comes around each year," Corazon offered, nodding to where Aga's fire had been, "That, and our wishes for mother's safe passeage should be more easily received there."

"That's an idea. There'd be plenty of room to set up two holders as well," Ahnah said with a nod, "We can't have two holders set up to close to each other."  Leading them into the center, Ahnah began clearing the grounds in preparations. "So, any imidiate questions Goldenscale," she asked.