You Better Be Good To Me

N/A · 04-17-2013, 08:34 PM

They all came one by one, two by two. It didn't matter when, they all came at the summons. The one presumed as Alpha came and took his place where he belonged. Ebony ears pricked forward to listen. At first he had believed the white female was going to be making the announcements, but it seemed she wasn't. He listened attentively though.

The other male spoke of an alliance with Glaciem. A pack he was familiar with. He remained silent. He had no thoughts on the subject other than the fact it was pleasing to hear that the pack would flourish with one less threat, not that Glaciem was a threat. The alliance was Seracia also seemed like a pleasant one, though he didn't know of them either.

At least, it seemed okay.

A low rumble reverberated in his chest at the mention that a female was going to be married to a male of Seracia. Fenrir was one who believed in taking a mate with someone you loved, not with someone another wolf set you up with, not because it would be to benefit your pack. Family bonds were supposed to benefit a pack, not animosity towards another for pairing you with a wolf you didn't even know.

Fenrir held his tongue long enough to hear that someone was being replaced by another female as Alpha. Bi-colored gaze looked at the girl to be married to the boy known as Maverick, then trailed to their new Alphess. Fenrir was rather good at reading wolves, not the best, but it was quite evident both were holding in a lot of pain from the way they reacted. They both seemed to want what was best for their pack, but they didn't seem to like it one bit.

The news that Valhalla and Tortuga were announced enemies and that they had a slave was new to him. Disapproval shot through him. He liked Cairo a lot more than this male. Cairo seemed to make decisions for the betterment of the pack. This male had a clouded sense of judgement about what was right and wrong it seemed. His decisions clearly weren't thought through. They weren't benefiting the pack like they should have been. In fact, it seemed as though it was causing a disturbance, as was expected with something like this.

Erani stepped forth and seemed to be the only one to truly speak her mind on the matter. He commended her for her bravery. She would probably be scolded for it later, but they could be scolded together. His large from went forth and Fenrir kept his tail low and yet his head remained proud. Proud for who he had become as a wolf and proud to be a Valhallan. He felt that, as a member of Valhalla, he had a right to voice his opinion on any things decided. It was how packs were run and how they improved and functioned as a well oiled unit.

"Since when did Valhalla have slaves? Have we stooped so low as to emotionally torture the ones we supposedly care about. It does not right his wrongs, but taking away a wolf's freedom does not sound like Valhalla. Not the one I knew under Cairo's rule."

he made it blatantly known, as he spoke Cairo's name, that he was not using the name lightly. It was obvious he was comparing Collision and the former Alpha, and that his loyalties still lie with Cairo, not this kid who thought he knew what he was doing. Regardless, his tone was respectful and stoic as usual. In fact it was probably the most anyone would ever hear from him at once. He was a wolf who spoke his mind and would happily suffer the consequences for it later.

"I also have no regrets in saying this, but do you feel proud in causing your family pain? I look at the girl you're marrying off to some Seracian, and the girl you just promoted to Alpha. Both are young. One does not seem ready for marriage and the other does not seem experienced enough to take on such a role. It seems as though you're setting Valhalla up for failure by making rash decisions. Cairo would have never done such a thing, not without thinking it completely though first. And as far as declaring enemies with Tortuga, how smart is that? The last time I checked they never actually made a move against you. I know I haven't been around, but both packs are still standing. Had there been a war I'm positive that only one pack would remain. Regardless, both are not ready for war or any fighting, why can't we coexist in peace?"

He remained standing tall, watching the Alpha with a guarded expression. His words were not to be taken lightly and he made it know that they weren't. He was intelligent for his age, more so than others. He truly wanted nothing more than to flourish in a peaceful environment. One where the pack and his family was safe. He also didn't want to see his mother thrown into any war, but he wouldn't mention that. His loyalties were not to be questioned.

Speech,

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