CAN'T LIVE WITHOUT IT

The distance between them closed as he approached him quickly. Kapras?us trusted his brother fully, and his posture was absent of both fear and hostility. He noted that Jaeger had initially seemed distraught, not at all an uncommon thing for him. He was keen to keep his composure, not wanting to seem too eager to see him, for his brother was likely to be wary around him. After having been cast out of the pack, the poor man surely unnerved by seeing his only surviving brother again. But the joy still shone in his green eyes, interest burning with fierce intensity.

Surely vali has not sent you, my dear br??ir?" Kapra shook his head dramatically, lanky body twisting ever so slightly as he shifted, coming to rest on his haunches near his beloved brother. "No, no, I come of my own accord," he explained in smooth, almost sultry tones. "I believe the gods meant for us to cross paths again," he noted simply, as though it were the most natural thing in the world. "I find it hard to imagine a life without you. The others, well -- they were much more.. disposable." He lifted a brow, cracking a wide smile then, finding himself quite humorous. Jaeger had kept his depraved past time a secret for some time; it was time to let the cat out of the bag, was it not? Rumors had surfaced, and yet Kaprasius has denied them all fiercely, wishing to protect his brother from the wrath of whoever deemed his behavior inappropriate. It seemed to him, the easiest way to let dear Jaeger know that he still cared for him -- and accepted him.