Let's Start A Riot! [Raid meeting]

*Faine* · 06-28-2017, 03:47 AM

Well, it seemed like Dragon was pleased to at least see her around, which was nice if she had to be honest with herself. After their short greeting she made note of who would follow after her suit. That brightly colored brute, a brown male she had never seen before, and a few wolves she had seen at the first Talis meeting that she had joined.

After them, a familiar face came up to her and she smiled as he sat next to her. Flicking her tail slightly to show that she was happy to see him, “Hey Kharnage,” she said, “I’m doing pretty good,” she said, and she would have asked how he was doing as well but she felt like it wasn’t quite time to start a conversation now. This was just before a meeting and though small talk would be nice right now, she didn’t want to be disruptive or anything either. She could tell that Dragon wanted to speak about something important, so any conversation she wished for would have to be afterwards. Which of course, she didn’t mind because part of her was a bit eager to know what was going to go down.

Dragon first greeted the entirety of the pack and then first began his message, noting that herbs were dried up and water sources were disturbingly low. That she could agree with, as all the valuable herbs in the plains were pretty much dry and dead. There was no nearby water in the castle nor the plains and so Talis wolves would have to travel if they wanted a nice cool drink to try and defeat the rising temperatures of the weather here in Auster. He also went on to explain how the scouting had gone, how he had gone with a woman by the name of Armai and how Kharnage had gone with a youngster by the name of Sterling. She had meant to ask the ashen brute about how the scouting went but had never really gotten the chance. The alpha noted that the pack they had visited had threatened a blind healer, ah, so Armai was blind. Even Faine herself got a little irritated by that, and she was not one to get too angry about things. Dragon continued to allow Armai say anything else she wanted and then asked Sterling about their mission. He then explained how the pack was now going to vote on who to raid.

For now, Faine kept quiet because if she had to be honest with herself, she didn’t know too much about raiding or in fact any packs in the Boreas region. She listened as Armai noted that whoever had threatened her was not the Alpha, which Faine thought confusing as though she was still new to the pack aspect, she would think that it would be the Alpha’s duty to at least deal with trespassers. Sterling reported her trip, Faine took note that they were not hostile and it seemed as if they had many resources. However, Faine found herself being a bit apprehensive due to the fact that the female spoke as if she was not incredibly sure there was more resources there, the use of the words “I bet” and “maybe” didn’t reassure the ruby sylph too much. Not that she held anything against the younger wolf though, maybe she would just have to check in with Kharnage about it later.

Suddenly though, the brown brute spoke up and he ears pricked. She knew that he wasn’t at the meeting last time, so she was unsure if he even had any authority at all. Then again, she had no authority but Dragon did ask for the pack’s opinion. Perhaps she should just keep her mouth shut and listen, and so she did. A few points he made, she could sort of see were slightly true perhaps. The fact that these packs had not outwardly done anything and making an enemy out of them, when perhaps maybe they just needed to take a closer look at the lands before them first… It made sense, but she didn’t want to say anything because what if he was just sorely wrong?

But then suddenly she could hear a growl erupt from the brute next to her. Yes, Kharnage just growled. Her carmine gaze snapped onto his form and she took a deep breath. A mixture of emotions rushed through her veins as she heard Kharnage snap back at the brown brute. Well, there were a few things she could now make note of him. He sure knew how to make use of the word fuck a lot. He definitely sided with Dragon and definitely wanted the raid to go through and to fight, yes he thought it was a good idea. Then there was something about Lykos whom she didn’t really know, and that brutes name was Gryphon… And Kharnage definitely did not like Gryphon, no, he was telling Gryphon to go and to go join wherever Lykos was.

The fae had never really seen anybody that angry before, in fact Kharn wasn’t even sitting next to her but was standing now. As if he was going to do something. She quickly took another deep breath and tried to process what was happening right beside her. She was honestly just very confused at this point because Kharnage just seemed really nice and pleasant around her, how he just changed in mere seconds. She didn’t know how to feel about it but she too stood up and looked at Dragon almost helplessly, she felt like she needed to say something. “If anything, Kharnage and I can go around Auster to see if we can scout out any resources to see if this raid is even worth it.” she finally said, “There would be no promises, but I agree with Kharnage that if spring is approaching in Boreas that we would have more of a chance finding resources than during this season. There would probably be more resources if we went during the spring than the winter, and they’d be much more valuable too. Herb wise, the plants will be newly grown so they’d be stronger and more potent, better than harvested in any other season.” she explained, “If we go through with this raid, I’d gladly be able to help. I’m just a healer, but I can heal the wounded and help look for the best possible medicines. And I can navigate around pretty well too. As for which pack to raid… Perhaps the pack who didn’t have an Alpha answering to a trespasser and then a member threatening a blind woman would be a better shot.” she said, she looked at Kharnage. She didn’t want to barge in no, she just hoped that she could possibly try and somewhat diffuse whatever anger he was feeling. She did just kill two birds with one stone because hopefully, he still wished to go on that trip with her to go scouting and exploring. She just hoped that maybe with her input she would be somewhat useful, but at the same time not seem as if she wanted to become too controlling. If she had to be honest with herself, she was having a hard time even dealing with whatever had just happened, but she was determined to work around it and help out.

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