Feeling so faithless

Though the girl seemed quite thrilled to see her, waving her tail about and looking up at her with a curious stare, there was hesitancy in her words. She hadn’t yet sought out their siblings, to the queen’s disappointment, or anyone else in the pack. A small frown spread over her ebony and emerald complexion. She knew Myriad had only just been established, and that she needed to give her pack-mates time to settle in, but they couldn’t gaze at the clouds forever. They needed to get the pack moving, in action. So far it seemed none of her siblings would help her do that. One’s being a ghost, one’s having nightmares, and the other’s looking at clouds. ”Those strangers are your pack-mates. They can’t stay strangers forever, you’ve got to meet them.”

Scarlet eyes met those of a bicoloured hue – red and blue. She hadn’t ever noticed the purple in between. She quite liked that colour. ”Hmm?” she murmured at the sound of her name, prompting the cyan-furred girl to voice her inquiry. Somehow, it didn’t feel like it was going to be related to the pack. Not a ‘Hey, I’d love to improve myself in this field. How can I do that?’ or a ‘Can I lead the next pack hunt?’ Yeah, she didn’t think any of her siblings were like that. ”Time together?” she echoed softly before her sister got carried away with ‘that guy’ that was ‘taking’ her away from her sister. Oh yeah, that guy who she had chosen over her family. That guy that her family didn’t even know. Whoops. How was she to explain this? ”Well, the pack comes first, you know that.” A small grin. ”But I’ll make sure to see you every once in a while, I promise.” Couldn't be that bad, right?