Visiting old memories
Yes, he was a mysterious man - and he doubted with time spent with him that it would be changed. You could try to read him, but at the end of the day it was hard to tell what Liar felt if anything at all. He lacked the interpersonal capacity to feel that way, he did, but often times it went unnoticed. "No one caught my interest quiet like you, many of these wolves are southerners... soft. They flinch at the very notion of thinking of doing something for their own benefit. Acting as if they can judge simply because a lifestyle is harsher than theirs." he explained to her. Liar was loyal, but only to those he deemed worthy to his own interest.
"I would kill a father who left his children before they were ready - a child needs their parents to guide them. If the possibility stands then both should be present." he guess that didn't quiet answer her though. "I would stay by your side - I would never want my mate or otherwise children without a future." Liar responded, as then she asked about sin. A light chuckle left his lips. "Sin bit off more than he could chew I suppose. The weak find their strength in numbers. I do know who killed him, Sin put my cousin out of her misery she fought him to the death in a maddened state. After though - her mate Cypress was the one who took Sin now. He soon left Ardently after though - so searching for the man would be futile unless he returned." He played no role other than thinking perhaps he should have killed Arian back then. |