You know what, that's true.

Horoa says nothing. He doesn't know what He wanted anymore. But it wasn't this.

For being the goddess of wisdom, Suriin has much less tolerance for rule-breaking than she should, with or without context. It's better not to question a god's decisions and opinions when you're a tiny little mortal cat who's lucky she doesn't squish you like a bug for even broaching the topic.

Brilliant.

That is a better explanation of Theful's purpose than half of the warriors have come up with. They're so busy debating on whether he's real or not because Suriin exists that they haven't factored Suriin herself into the conversation. Probably because she doesn't like being gossiped about.

It's hard to say. They have the bond of family, certainly, but even when they first came to be, their duties separated them. They protected the Mother's creations as a unit until they had that problem dealt with, and since then they've been doing their own separate things. I would say they don't interact enough to fight at all. Even if they did, I don't think they would. I think they care about each other greatly. It's just that they were made for greater things than casual conversations.

Let's just say he didn't get a chance to get a look at his surroundings before he got what was coming to him. Suriin was pissed at his breaking of her rules, though, for sure.

They get along just fine, but I don't think they hang out much. All of them have their duties to attend to, and that takes up a lot of time. If you see all three of them at once, that is a very rare, very dangerous sign.