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Judith's father stiffened when Rhyldrin told him that he should be thanking Lord Bryon for returning Judith home. He smiled weakly as he brought his hand back from Rhyldrin's, Judith watched the two she could tell that it was rather awkward. "My name is Geoffrey," he told Rhyldrin. Judith would have never thought her father would be speaking to a Dark Elf like that or even shaking a Dark Elf's hand. Considering what had happened to her mother only months ago and then her brother. She chewed on her lower lip nervously, Rhyldrin had been the one to end her brother's life. It made her nervous despite there being no way her father could ever find out. She wouldn't let that happen. "Well," Judith's father cleared his throat a little. "I still think that you deserve to be thanked for going out there even if you were hired to do so." he smiled weakly then looked down at Judith who had brought herself to stand next to her father.

She didn't look too much like her father, her face was soft like her mother's, most of her features came from her mother. She was small like her, fragile like her though strong like her as well. Her skin was fair like her mother's and her eyes as white as snow of hers. Judith's father had dull brown hair with a few greys that had began showing, his eyes were an icy blue color and his skin was a bit darker. He was rather tall for a Light Elf and built from working every day of is life. At first it was hard to tell that they were related at all, though they had a few similar features.

Judith looked up at her father, she smiled as he brought as arm around her shoulder then she looked up at Rhyldrin. Though before she could speak her father spoke again, he looked down at her. "I was about to..." he spoke softly to her, he was trying to tell her without getting too emotional. "I was about to visit your mother." he said, he squeezed her shoulder with his hand and smiled weakly. Judith's ears dropped, she looked back at her father. "I'll come with you" she told him without hesitation. He pulled away from her, walking away from the three. Judith looked up at Rhyldrin, she smiled weakly. "I'll come visit you later, I promise." she turned not wanting to make her father wait, she followed him to her mother's grave.