He led her to the edge of the Eastern lands. Where Dragon and the others had gathered. They decided they would stick a little close to Abaven, just in case Sparrow needed them to help train. Or at least, that's what Greed had heard since last he had been around. Little did they know that the Abraxas were going to come creeping into the pack soon, but by then, perhaps the former members of Talis would decide to move on. Greed wasn't too keen on helping anyway, it was just too...unfamiliar. They seemed like a bunch of goody goods, and he'd be damned if they whined if he got too rough. As he led Acapella towards the beach, he checked to make sure she was keeping up. He tried to match her pace and guide her so she wouldn't run into anything, but sometimes he forgot and ended up going too far ahead before realizing, which caused him to double back again. "Dragon and the others are around here, we decided to hang around here until we figured out what our next move is." A little further, and finally they made it to the bay. He could hear the water and the sound of gulls in the air, the sand beneath his paws felt cool. Blue gaze looked over the beach, scanning the sands for any sign of his alpha. Maybe they were out hunting or still sleeping in a cave or something..."Well...we're here." He muttered, turning to look at her for a moment, then back to the beach. He suddenly felt bad again, realizing that she would never get to look at the blue waters again. Had she ever seen a beach before? He had so many questions, and each one brought a new wave of guilt. She may have thought he was a good guy, but he felt far from it... "Talk"

Since they had left she tried to stick to him like glue. For the most part the wind was in her favor and was able to continuously blast his scent towards her nose. She had attempted to at least keep in contact with one part of his body. It may have been as simple as his tail against her face. She willingly fallowed him excited to get to where Dragon was hanging and to actually meet Dragon himself. She wanted to make her own judgement of him and hoped that maybe she would have a new home. She had thought it over, what did she have to loose if she stuck with Greed? She was enjoying the time she was spending with him so far and no matter what he had said he was a good guy and she was determined to try and help him see that. Even if she was a constant reminder of a deed that he had done. Her ears perked as he spoke wondering where exactly here was. She waited, continuing to stick close to him up until he fully stopped and claimed they were here. She stopped and lifted her nose to the air taking in the scent to figure out where they were. First thing that hit her was the damp salty air of the beach. She had once again been to occupied and failed to realize they had been walking through sand. Her ears took in the sound of the birds nearby. She smiled letting her remaining senses drink in the territory around them. Though it seemed right now they were the only two around. She suddenly felt a little nervous upon meeting the others and meeting his alpha. "He won't mind that you brought me here will he?" she asked quietly. She hadn't even considered what the alpha would feel of a former Celestial wolf walking into his temporary camp. Greed had said he was vary laid back and nice, but should she have let Greed go ahead and forewarn him? She shook her head. "Sorry just my nerves," she quickly said. "Talk" & 'Think"

Head turned to look at her, blue eyes fixed on her for a long moment. Was she nervous? He could understand if she was. She was in unfamiliar territory, and probably unsure of what the others might think for bringing her here. One thing he knew for certain though, his pack didn't see her as a threat or an enemy. He was sure the male she once followed filled their heads with all sorts of bad things about a pack and its members when he knew nothing about them. But Talis didn't see it that way. "Of course not. You were never an enemy, you were doing your duty to your pack back then." He returned his gaze to the beach, gaze sweeping over the terrain as he searched for signs of activity from the others. He spotted footprints in the sand, some fresh and some a little older, but he knew they were here. "Besides, we put it behind us long ago. Most of us, anyway." He couldn't speak for all of them as a whole, but if they truly did see Celestial as an enemy, he was sure they would have done more than just raid them once. She apologized to him, and he shook his head. "You have nothing to worry about, C'mon, they're over in the cove." He reached towards her, nose touching her shoulder for a brief moment. It was something out of the ordinary for him, but since she was scared and nervous, he felt like a comforting touch might be needed. It was strange for him to show anything like that, but he figured it was something he would have to start figuring out since he decided to take her under his wing. When he pulled back, he rolled his shoulders and cleared his throat before moving on. The sand was soft beneath his paws, the sound of the gulls and the waves on the beach soothed his racing heart. He was a little nervous too, but he also knew the others would understand. As he led her across the beach, he uttered a low call for Dragon. He could smell his companions on the wind, so he knew they were going the right way. "Talk"

Indeed, Dragon had been hanging out in the cove. He had smelled Abraxas near Abaven when he had passed by there, and he was suddenly on edge. Were they taking over Abaven now? Did they hurt Sparrow and the others that were there? He had no idea. He wasn't too keen on going to find out, either. For all he knew, that family was lurking around and might take their chance at him if he wasn't careful. Well...maybe. He wasn't sure. He did feel paranoid about it. He placed back and forth, stopped only when Greed called for him. Curious, he went to see what the Armada male wanted.

It didn't take long for him to meet him, but he was confused. He didn't just smell Greed, but another wolf as well. Unfamiliar of course, and since she no longer bore the scent of Celestial then all the more foreign to him. "Greed, you've brought a guest?" He asked, though not unkind. He was curious, Greed never seemed the type to really make friends, and he had known him since the male was born.

Keep an open mind. She had to remember that, she had been set free from fallowing what another thought or felt. She wasn’t really fearful about how she herself would feel of Dragon or of Talis. She was on edge about how he would feel, and what would happen if Regulus got wind of her joining them. She remembered him stating that he wouldn’t maim her even though that was normally what action would be taken. Would he hunt her down if she joined with them? Would it cause trouble for the rebuilding pack. His voice drew her from her thoughts and she let out a slow breath. His words were oddly soothing because he knew these wolves better then she did, she had no reason not to trust him. Then he stated there was no need to worry and beckoned her to fallow, but before moving he reached over and pressed his nose into her shoulder.

She hadn’t expected it, nor did she expect the flutter in her stomach. Though instead of being a deer in a headlights like he had been she enjoyed it and knew she liked the act of comfort from him. It was different having it come from someone that wasn’t of any blood relation to her, but she wouldn’t push him away if he did it again. It gave her something else to focus on as they moved forward. She stayed close to him letting the sounds of his movements guide her to where they were going. It was still difficult at times for her to focus and put so much faith in her sense of smell and hearing. She was still learning but he was something that helped her focus. She had never really cling to anyone like she wanted to do with him, it was strange to feel this way.

His call was low, calling out for the wolf she had wanted to see. She felt like she could learn so much from him and hopefully have an idea to work through life. Dragon addressed Greed directly and her ears flickered about taking in the sounds. He didn’t hear any other wolves so for now it must just be him they were meeting. Though she remained quiet out of respect, Greed had been addressed not herself.

Dragon had arrived, and Greed nodded. Though he knew the earthen male couldn't see, it was just a force of habit from him. "Yes, she wanted to meet you." He cleared his throat, looking between Dragon and Acapella for a moment. Was this going to get awkward? He didn't know. Stepping aside, he touched Acapella with his tail, urging her to step forward. "Dragon, this is Acapella...she was one of the ones who fought on Celestial's side when we raided. She's...also the one that I blinded..." He saw the look of surprise that crossed Dragon's face, and immediately, Greed felt like he needed to explain further. He probably didn't, but he did anyway. "She doesn't live in Celestial anymore." He wouldn't explain any further, instead, he would let Acapella do that part if she so chose. His gaze fixated on Dragon, he almost held his breath as he waited to see how Dragon would respond. "Talk"

He listened as Greed explained who his companion was. In all honesty, he was pretty surprised and shocked to learn that this she-wolf was from Celestial. He didn't think any of them would want to see him at all, unless it was to try and rip him apart, anyway. His head tilted a bit, waiting until Greed finished. Though he couldn't see her, he figured she'd be standing near Greed so he turned his head in that direction. "It's nice to meet you, Acapella. I'm...sorry, the way that day turned out. It seems we both drew the short end of that stick hm?" He chuckled a bit. Humor was all he could do when he remembered that day. He had learned to overcome the obstacles and difficulties that came with being blind, but he also had two companions and his family to help him. What about her? "What made you leave Celestial, if I may ask?" Walk, "Talk" Think "Kimahri" Shiva

She couldn't see the facial reactions of Dragon, but she was sure he had to be somewhat surprised. Greed explained things, he was straight to the point and didn't sugar coat it, but he left the floor open for her to explain why she did not live in Celestial anymore. Her head adjusted slightly to be fully looking in Dragon's direction as he addressed her. A small smile appeared on her face at his humor, knowing that he too suffered greatly from that day. "It's nice to meet you to Dragon," she replied. He even apologized which if she was completely honest gave her a lot of emotional and mental relief, just like when Greed himself apologized to her. She still didn't understand everything that happened with her and Celestial, nor did she understand how talking with Greed was breaking the rules, but all of that was behind her now. Dragon then got to the more difficult question, not that she was ashamed of being social with Greed, but the word banishment just felt bitter on her tongue. "I didn't leave willingly," she stated. Regulus banished me for talking with Greed by our borders even though Greed meant no harm and he was being respectful of our borders. Regulus considered it breaking pack law, which was my strike two." She sighed quietly, ears flattening against her head. "My First strike with him was when I left the pack without warning to search for my missing brother," she said. "Talk" & 'Think"