Diaval seemed to smile when Loki looked to him, however to see his master lift his hand. His smile was gone and he sighed. "Change me into whatever you want. It doesn't matter anymore." He said sadly, turning away and walked from Loki. He changed into his Raven self and flew away.

Fandral and Volstagg were fighting over the day Silena was suppose to go back, Fandral saying it be the day after and Volstagg saying it be the day of. Hogun was making something when he heard the argument, agreeing with Fandral and not Volstagg without saying anything. When the two go into a fight Hogun went to try and settle the two down when Silena came in. "Uncles?" She was surprised that they were covered in flour for some reason or another that she looked at them oddly. "Yes deary? What is it?" Fandral asked. Hogun and Volstagg looking at their charge as well. 
"Well. As you know I am turning 16 soon and I want to go off on my own." She finally said after a moment or so of silence. However it was Fandral was the one who spoke up and not that happy about what she said. "Now listen here, I did not sign up to look after with these two imbeciles just for you throw it all away before we got to take you back to your father!" He said and soon realized what he said as he felt that he just said something he wasn't suppose to till he was too late. Silena looked completely surprised not only by her uncles frustration but also with what he said. "Wait. You told me that my parents died." Volstagg came over Silena and guided her to a chair "You might want to sit for this." 

Later on Silena had ran out of the house when she heard their story. She ran straight to the Moors. Hoping to find her godfather and figure if what she heard was true. She couldn't believe it. Not one bit. She wanted to be proven right, that it was all false and that her uncles were just toying with her. When she reached the Moors, she stopped to trying and catch her breath a bit, looking around. "Godfather! Fairy Godfather!" She cried out, hoping he had heard her. She was panicking.