**Set before the meeting**

After Kite’s dramatic attempt to usurp the Armada from Basilisk, Andromeda had attempted to chase down and talk some sense into her sister. However, as she hidden in the tree line, watching her injured sister spit venom filled words about her family to the pale man, the lavender woman had found out exactly what Kite thought of her. Heart heavy with the burden of the truth, she had slogged her back into the Armada’s lands, broken and defeated by a mere pawful of words. Head had spun with the betrayal of trust and she had tried to understand how and when their bond had broken.

Andy had locked herself in her observatory for a few days as she attempted to navigate the turbulent emotions that raged through her and, when she finally emerges, the lavender woman has come to tense peace with the whole event. There is some business that she needs to discuss with the new Warlord and so, she made her way down into the Col to seat herself in front of the obelisk. Pale blue eyes scan the etched words, remembering how Isa had taught her how to read and write. Brushing off the warm memories, she tilts her head back to sing a call for Basilisk, weaving the fact that she wishes to talk but that it is not a pressing matter.

As her call dies away into the chilly autumn air, Andy patiently waits for the Warlord to arrive.


"Andromeda Fatalis"

Between having his injuries tended to, and planning the meeting, he’d had little time to truly ponder what had brought Kyanite to her decision. Had it been an escalation of something else? Or had she simply cracked? It didn’t matter, he couldn’t take back what had happened.

The behemoth wolf was in the process of moving dens when his Aunt - his other Aunt, the non-psychotic one - called out for him. He put down the supplies of pelts, and trotted down the hill from his Grandfa--from his den. Finding Andy by the Obelisk where he planned to call the meeting. “Andromeda.” he said, nodding his head to her a little wearily. He knew Andy had been the closest to Kite.


"Basilisk Fatalis"