Silence. That's all there was. Jian knew this was the cave where she had last seen her mother and her brother, this was where the pack her mother had brought them to used to be. She was certain. Or was it? She didn't know what to believe any more. She padded further into the cave till she was just outside of the ring of light that poured in from the entrance, her paws barely making a sound with each smooth movement of her legs. She wasn't a pup any more. Now she was a year old, pretty much fully grown, and the long legs that had made her clumsy as a child now helped her stand at her full thirty five inches of height. Despite the confusion that tangled her mind and the blood of her captor that was smeared across her jaws and chest, her stance held a certain confidence. After she had not only escaped but destroyed the brute that had drug her away that dark night, she had gained a definite sureness in herself and her abilities. But, she knew that there was one wolf who could still bend her anyway he wanted without so much as a blink, and yet that was exactly who she craved to see. A sigh passed her lips as she sank onto her haunches, her tail curling around her and across her forepaws much like her mother used to do. If they weren't here, where could they be? How would she find him now? She breathed the air in deeply, but there was no sign of the wolves she had come to find. With a short shake of her head she stood, turned back the way she came, and went back out into the sunlight. Jain spotted a pool of water near-by and she trotted over to it. Looking down at her reflection she saw the deep rust color of the mostly dried blood in her fur and she realized that it was hard for her to care. It almost felt like a badge of honor for killing the brute that had kept her from Lel, but all the same she bent down to the water, first lapping up some of the liquid and then submerging her muzzle to begin washing it off. In the back of her mind all she could think about was what would happen when she found her brother. She wondered what he would do, how he would react... She guessed only time would tell, if she was even able to find him. Speech Thought Others

There had been an inkling, a very faint scent and yet so familiar it hurt. His sister had returned once more it seemed. The scent was tinted with the tang of blood and he couldn?t stop the concern that rose up in him. She did not deserve his sympathy and yet on the other hand he would kill anyone who had tried to hurt her. The irony of this thought was lost on the boy, he did not see his actions as hurtful, he loved her but he also had to make sure she was punished! He padded assuredly through what he thought of as his domain, ivory paws carrying him somewhere familiar. It had seemed a life time ago that he had found himself in this cavern, his mother leading them to what she would call their new home but that he knew would never be. Her scent was strongest here and as he stepped inside, violet eyes adjusting to the dark, he saw her. Jian, the most beautiful woman he had ever laid eyes on, stood before him. She had grown, filled out her form and it only made her all the more attractive to him. He would not speak, could not. He was grappling with himself, wanting to run over to her and cover her in as much love as he could shower her in, another part of him wanted to saunter over to her and seek retribution for her leaving, and a tiny part of him to leave her she was nothing but toxic something he did not need, she would only distract him from his goal. Just looking at her filled him with an aching, a deep and clawing hunger. He wanted her, wanted her more than he had ever wanted any female ever. Didn?t they belong together? Born of greatness and bonded by his actions? Finally a slow rumble would escape his lips, he couldn?t bring himself to speak yet, just as unsure as she was what he wanted to do and so he would simply growl. Let her know that he had arrived. "Speech"

The young woman's black coated ears darted up and she froze when a all too familiar growl met her ears. She slowly lifted her head from the pool, water dripping from her muzzle as she turned till her wide, ice-blue eyes found him. Some of the more stubborn dried blood still clung to her fur, but that was the least of her worries. There he was. Lel. The wolf she was searching for found her instead. She hadn't let herself realize how much she had missed him until she saw him. A sudden, powerful need to run over to him hit her and it took all her willpower to hold herself back. She turned her body toward him, ignoring the water running from her muzzle down into the fur on her neck and chest and the blood clumping her fur. It felt like she couldn't breathe as she debated on what to do next. She was like a dog with a car, she had chased after him so long that she didn't know what to do now that she had him. Finally her craving got the best of her and she moved toward him, slowly at first and then at a full on run. Her tail wagged behind her with excitement and she skidded to a stop in front of him. She could hardly contain herself as she pressed her chest to his, nuzzling his shoulder affectionately and licking at his scruff. "Lel! Lel, I've missed you so much. Oh, Lel, Lel..." She couldn't sit still, couldn't keep herself from clinging to him, from wanting to please him. When she was finally able to get a handle on herself, she sat back on her haunches, keeping her head low and submissive. She didn't know how he would react to her outpouring of affection. She hoped he knew she still loved him, or at least knew it now. Being away from him made her realize how much she needed him. "Lel, I was kidnapped. That's why I was gone. He held me captive and used me, but I got free. I killed him, that's why I'm here. I was looking for you." She looked up at him hopefully, knowing that he was the only wolf in the entire world she would ever completely break down for. Since she was dragged away that night, all she could think about was getting back to him and their mother, but Alena was really only a second thought now. All that mattered now was her brother. She hoped he would understand, hoped he would take her back and make her his again. Speech Thought Others

He would watch with some satisfaction as she responded to his growl. Violet gaze narrowing as he watched carefully, observing her. He would let her make the first move. He hardly reacted as he skimmed his eyes over her seeing the dried blood staining her pristine pelt. She turned fully and he got a better view of her, not wholly together as he remembered? Oh how long had he looked for her after she had gone again? He wasn?t sure he was the same wolf as he had been then. A part of him had grown to believe that he wouldn?t see her again, and he had accepted it, it had been easier that way. Now she was here? right in front of him and he was just as unsure as she was. All that he knew was that she was here, and he wanted her. He did not move as she approached, slowly and then she burst into a run. He remained frozen, a soldier of stone, not even responding to her touch. He finally titled his head back, breathing a soft sigh as she spoke his name. The way she seemed to say it made him feel like he could take on the whole world. Like he was a god and she a venerate believer. She finally pulled away and he dropped his head watching her again. She spoke and his expression soften slightly. He stepped close to her again and gently placed a paw around behind her and settled upon his haunches. "Shh," he hissed softly, nosing at her shoulder, "It is over now, and we are together once more." He pulled her closer with his paw. "Nothing shall ever separate us again, I swear it!" He voice took on a slight growl, he half wished the bastard that had taken his sister was still alive, if only so he could have the pleasure of killing him himself. "Speech"

When her brother finally moved from his rock solid state and she saw his face soften ever so slightly it felt like she could breathe again. Then he topped it off by pulling her closer and telling her the only words she needed to hear. She would follow Lel to the ends of the earth if she had to and whatever he had planned she would be by his side to make sure they happened. After all, what were sisters for if not to make sure their brother's dreams came true? She smiled for the first time in months, closed her eyes and just let herself enjoy her brother's affection. She knew he had a temper, she had seen it in action herself, so these calm moments were ones to savor. After a moment or two she pulled away enough to look at him again, ice blue meeting violet. She looked at him adoringly, silently knowing that he was all she had left in the world. She didn't see or smell any of their siblings or their mother around so she assumed they must be gone... which was saddening, but Lel had always been the most important to her. Jian glanced down at herself now that she was more or less calm enough to think straight, realizing what a mess she was still. Then with another glance she noticed that in her frantic move to get as close as she could to her brother she had transferred some of the blood from her chest to his. Her ears flicked as she said, "Oh! Sorry, Lel. Um... Here, I'll fix it." She leaned her head down to his chest and started lapping at the mess she had made, cleaning his fur till it was clean and white again. She looked up again with a small smile, brushing her muzzle against his before she stood. "I should probably finish cleaning up." She turned back toward the pool of water she had been working at before and padded away from him with a small flick of her tail. She couldn't help but to keep glancing over her shoulder as she walked, just to make sure he was still there and all of this wasn't a dream. Speech Thought Others

He was silent, unmoving and yet oddly soft, a rare moment indeed. Few would ever be privy to the little tenderness he could share; it was reserved for Jian and Jian only. There was no one else that had wormed their way into whatever shriveled mess of a heart he had. Once there had been room for his mother there, but her constant disappearances had left only a cist where once he had cared for her. None of his other siblings mattered either, having walked out on them at much too young, and there was certainly no love for his bastard of a father. What had he done but provided a spark of life within their mother? Lel had seen him all of once, when he had come and claimed their brother, dragged him away bleeding and unconscious. She pulled away from him and he looked down at her, violet gaze meeting the cool pools of her eyes. They were the most gorgeous eyes he had ever seen. A smirk spread across his snow white features, ink dipped tail brushing against the cave floor lightly as it wagged slightly. His demeanor only shifted slighty as his sister brought the blood to his attention. A lip curling up and a frown creasing his brow, but then she was lapping at his chest and he tilted his head back, a grin taking hold of him and closing his eyes. A low, nearly silent moan escaped him. Even the slightest touch was torture; he wanted to take her right then and there. Then she was done, her muzzle gently brushing past his as she pulled away from him fully. She turned from him and he was consumed by the need to follow, to prolong their connection. He slowly sauntered towards her, gently bumping his chest into her rump and walking alongside her, following the curves of her body. "Speech"

She had just begun to lower her muzzle toward the water when she suddenly felt Lel bump into her. A small grin tugged at her muzzle and her eyes closed as she felt him move down her body, making a small tremor run through her. She knew her brother and she could already tell what he wanted. Her mind flashed back to one of the last times she had seen him before she had been kidnapped, the first time he was ever close to her like this. That moment, unlike this time, had been in a fit of anger and Jian had been frightened of him and unsure of what he was going to do. This time felt completely different, this time she wanted him maybe as much as he wanted her. She turned her head so that her blue gaze would meet his violet once more. Her gaze silently showed her emotions, silently showed that she wanted that contact with him as well. A grin curled at the corners of her mouth and she leaned her body into his, craving his touch. "Lel..." she breathed, her tone telling him plenty about what she wanted. Speech Thought Others

He had been but a child the first time, consumed only by rage and by baser instinct. He had not known what he was doing only that it held significance for them both. Now, well he was more mature, more aware. Their first had been the start of their connection, the foundation for their undying union. They were blood of giants, children of a queen and together they were a royal pair, their children would be gods among mortals. It brought Lel great pleasure to see his sister react as she did, he was glad she wanted this as much as he did, it made his job less of a hassle. She would never be able to deny him but the less fight she put up the more he would be able to focus on the moment. He was at her side when she turned to gaze at him. His sister leaned in and breathed his name. He grinned at her and slowly wound his way back behind her. He would lift himself upon his hind legs and stretching forwards to grab hold of her scruff attempt to lower his weight upon her. -Fade to black- "Speech"

Jian had no doubt in her mind that she would get what she wanted from her brother, but it was still oh so satisfying to see him grin like that. A soft, rumbling murr sounded in her chest and she watched him move behind her and then she felt his weight settle onto her back. She turned her head forward as she adjusted her stance just a bit to make it easier to accept his weight. Her whole body felt like she was burning up from the inside out and only her brother could put that fire out. She anxiously awaited his next move, her claws lightly scratching at the thin, loose soil under her paws. It would only take moments to get what she was waiting for, a reminder that they were a pair that could never be separated. There was no force in the universe that could break their bond, no wolf that could come between them. -fade to black- Speech Thought Others

-Fade in from black- Back on his own paws he shook his fur out and settled upon his haunches. Lel?s body was heavy and he was satisfied, for now at least. There was no doubt the feeling wouldn?t last for too long but he was feeling accomplished in the moment so for now that was enough. He was so glad to have his sister back, with her there the world felt right again. He licked at his chops, hungrily eyeing Jain. She was his once more. "Tell me," he began, voice husky, "this male that took you away? how exactly did you escape?" He might have been denied his right to rip the male?s throat out in person but he could get satisfaction in knowing the way the bastard had been destroyed. He narrowed his eyes, watching his sister with interest, the familiar sensation of lust still stirring within him. It had been present wherever she was, ever since their first little romp. "Speech"

Being back with her brother made all the pieces of her life feel like they're back in place. After he had shifted off of her once more she turned to face him, her whole body humming and eyes gleaming as her icy gaze met his violet one. She followed his lead and settled down on her haunches even though she would much rather have sunken herself into his embrace. His gaze fixated on her, his voice unsurprisingly rough as he asked about how her captor had met his end. A slight smirk touched her muzzle as she brought the memory back to the forefront of her mind. Now that she was here with Lel once again she could look at the deed as a good thing, with pleasure even. He always calmed her nerves, but stirred up so many other feelings. "I waited till he came to take me yet again one night and when he was on top of me I turned and bit his leg. I pulled him off of me, bit deep into his throat, and held on till he bled out. That's why I was so bloody. I would have ended him earlier, but I had to wait till he thought he had broken me and he had his defenses down." She felt no shame or fear when she spoke of her murder, Jian only felt proud of having killed the brute that had abused her night after night. She watched Lel closely as she told her story, wondering how he would react. It was no secret that her brother had plenty of violent tendencies and she almost wished that she had been able to get away from her kidnapper so that he could have taken care of him. She was sure that if he had it would have been the blood bath that the bastard deserved. Speech Thought Others

Jian would begin to explain and a small smile would pierce his face, lids lazily dropping to hide amethyst eyes. She was no story teller but he could picture it in his mind, the way the bastard?s blood would taste in his mouth as he clamped down. The pulsing of ichor against his muzzle as the man?s heart tried to pump blood, a futile action. She would end her tale with an apology, but he could only chuckle. "Fret not, you did excellently." Yes he wished he could have been the one to steal the life from the bastard, to watch the light fade from his eyes but what was done could not be undone. He would pick himself up, and approach her once more. Lel gently lowered himself again, pressing into her and giving the top of her head a quick lick. "I imagine it has been an exhausting day for you." It was half statement, half question. "Speech"

Lel's complement would give her a little glow of pride, bringing a smile to her muzzle. She wanted to do anything to get those compliments from him. Whatever it took to make him happy she would do it. Her icy blue gaze watched him as he rose and moved closer to her, her skin tingling as he pressed into her once again. She nuzzled him affectionately, pressing her body just as tightly to his as well, burying her muzzle into his fur. "It has been," she agreed, peering up at him. "But it was worth it to find you again, brother." She placed a lick just under his chin, smiling happily up at him. Her eyelids started to droop with sleep and she had to bite back a yawn, but she couldn't imagine going to sleep now. She had just gotten her Lel back, why would she want to sleep? Unfortunately, her body had other ideas. She leaned into him, resting her head against him as she asked, "Will you stay with me while I sleep, Lel?" Now that she was sitting still, not having to worry about her captor or finding her brother, the exhaustion started to pull at her bones. Speech Thought Others

He was satisfied yet his was on fire wherever they touched, he felt more alive than he had in some time. Jian was with him once more and all was right in the world. His sister was speaking but he had already started to zone out, he only gave a slight low rumble in return. He tongue rasped along the base of his jaw and he didn?t fail to notice the way she seemed to struggle to keep her eyes open. She pressed even further into him and he shifted ever so slightly to bear her weight better. "Oh course pet." He cooed, gently licking at her head once more. OOC. Short post is short, Sorry :( "Speech"