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Perhaps the most infuriating thing about K'ile was that he was indeed, correct. K'ailia was her own person now. She had to defend herself as an adult. And indeed, violence against a tribe member was... forbidden. That didn't mean she didn't want to rip his smug head off. She was better off letting K'deiki do it for her though.Â
K'luha clenched her fists and held her tongue as much as was possible. She had never wanted to punch someone in the face so badly.Â
Even K'ailia standing up for herself did not ease her anger. At least... at least K'ailia had a good point. Azyema was indeed the goddess of inquiry. Although... for all her words, K'ailia had hardly been present in the tribe ever since she became an adult. And K'luha... she quietly berated herself. She had to stop trying to protect K'ailia. How would her daughter ever learn if K'luha did not stop protecting her? One thing was very clear to her though.Â
K'luha clenched her fists so tightly her sharp nails made her palms lightly bleed.Â
"I..." K'luha stood sharply and looked to K'ile. "I am angered by your attitude K'ile. But I am also angered by your narrow-mindedness. And... also that I agree with you. I do no want to accept the help of this Ventus man. And K'ailia..." K'luha turned and looked to her daughter sadly. "I dislike how much time you spend with him and how little you spend with your family. Regardless of our decision, it hardly affects you as you are almost constantly at that school." K'luha closed her eyes and looked to the ground again. "You are adult, he is right. I cannot fight for you anymore in good faith but..." K'luha looked sharply to K'ile again. "If you think I wouldn't kill you for humiliating my daughter, even if it meant death and shame, you are wrong. Have some respect, as you are equally useless as K'ailia. You have given us no children and little meat."
K'luha stepped back and looked harshly to the rest of the tribe. "I will leave the decision to K'deiki and the elders, and I will respect whatever way they think is best. I will not be a part of this discussion any further." She gave K'ile another glare before turning on her heel and storming back over to her tent to unload her goods from Ul'dah.
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