Bonnie sat on the mare, a beautiful beast and looked at the tall woman that held their Father's heart. It wasn't that Bonnie disliked Titania, on the contrary, she was a good woman that made father quite happy and treated her step children well, but Bonnie couldn't help but wonder what exactly had happened over the last year. They trusted their father, but what father tells his daughters every detail about his love life, so Bonnie could only take his word that the situation was resolved and that Titania was back in their lives. Bonnie would be watching closely, at least she still called her Blair, that meant a lot. Bonnie lifted their braid and pushed if over their shoulder before leaning down guided by Titania.

"Her heart beats very slowly, she is much calmer that her son." The teenager grinned as they placed their hands onto the pulse of the large creature. Péintéir, Bonnie's young stallion was a great horse off the tracks and into the rough, but had a similar frenetic energy to the young Greyback.

Bonnie leaned back up and adjusted their poise to have a straight back and breathed deeply to calm themselves. "Is this better?" it probably wasn't Bonnie focused hard on being calm but that likely only made them more aware of it. Bonnie giggled a little as the horse beneath them shuffled and snorted in response to their inner thoughts. "Perhaps, Anya, my tension is the cavalryman's edge?" Bonnie lifted their arm as if holding a Sabre and surveyed the distance as if ready to advance.