Nadya could help but chuckled at Maeve's innocent reponse to the comment about Frost being a bridge troll. "You get used to it." She gently reassured Maeve. Afterall, Frost had no bite when it came to children though his 'bark' could cause them to tremble. Nadya was more concerned about the Hunters Maeve spoke of who had gone after her. Though she spoke nothing of it to Frost, Nadya had taken to taking out any hunters she came across in the forest. They were too much of a risk to allow to prowl where she took her twins.

Although Frost's warning was truthful, Nadya felt it was far too much for a child. They had enough time for the world to show them how dark it was without plunging them in. They needed to enjoy their childhood while they could. Nadya cast that pointed glance in Frost's direction before gently trying to explain the dangers to Maeve. She needed a caregiver. If this Andras was incapable then Nadya felt that tug in her heart that would have her searching for a proper fae to help Maeve. It was just in her nature to protect the young. "I understand you've done it before but times are changing...and...yes, the Ark can be dangerous too. Hunters know that it's there and like to hang around the area." That and she didn't approve of a child being exposed to the fighting going on in there. There was enough violence between Weres without pitting them against each other for sport. It only spurred the stereotype of them being nothing but violent animals in her opinion. "There won't always be someone around there to help you so it's best to just stay clear and travel with an adult." Nadya was careful to steer clear of completely mentioning her brother, that complicated topic not something she could explain to Maeve at the moment.

"We'll talk more after class, you go ahead inside and stretch with the others." Nadya gently urged Maeve to the dance room door where the large viewing window showed the older students chatting away and doing their stretching. Only once Maeve had moved into the studio did Nadya question Frost about the Andras Maeve had mentioned. She pursed her lips and nodded, "I think it would be best to look into it. If there's another player in the city it'd probably be a good idea to know." Fae or not if it was a powerful player they should probably know of them.

Nadya could only offer a simper as Frost pressed that kiss to her cheek. He knew very well that she couldn't keep out of things when a child was concerned. Being a mother made that very near impossible to look the other way now. "I'll be home late, I'm going to see a friend after closing up." It was all she gave him as she watched Frost head into the office to gather the twins. Nadya turned on heels and entered the studio, giving a warm smile to the gathered group. "Alright, lets see how well you all have been practicing." She turned on the music and watched the class begin their steps a few notes in. Nadya nodded as she watched, drifting over to Maeve before glancing down at her. "You're welcome to join in whatever you want to or watch, today is up to you." She offered that reassuring smile once more before turning back to the class. Once the class had gone on their own, Nadya took each section apart, leading them step by step and adding new moves to the routine. She kept an eye on Maeve throughout the class, ensuring that the young fae never looked overwhelmed.

Nadya meant what she had said and kept Maeve in the studio for the remainder of the day. Her age bracket ballet class allowing the fae her true chance to shine. Maeve's talent wasn't lost on everyone else either. Nadya felt it was good that with the chance to shine, Maeve was also getting exposed to other types of dance. The dance competition world liked to see fusion dances nowadays and it would take her far beind familiar in everything. After Nadya waved goodbye to the last student she locked up and began to gather her things. "Good job today, Maeve. I was thinking that we could go see an old friend of mine. His husband is a fae, an old one from what I can remember, and he may be able to help out. What do you say?"