Knives & Pens

She smiled at the mention of Actaea and Ignis, she loved his niece, and indeed she knew Rhyme and Ignis had hit it off well as mentor and apprentice. “He has every right to” she agreed, it was no small feat for the young wolf to have taken on a tiger.

“I wasn’t sure I would give it, but.. In the end, one action dosen’t define us. I respect who you are, and I respect what you will create. I’m glad you sought me out today, and we had this chance to reconcile.” she said softly.

She looked at the white warrior thoughtfully, truly wanting them to part on good terms. The fact that she still respected him after everything spoke of the nature of the man. Or perhaps it spoke a little of who she was. Regardless, she was glad for this chance to speak to him, to right a few of their wrongs. Perhaps it was because of this on my her mind that she would bring the topic back around to Tana.
"Speaking of lending members. Once Tana and Rhyme’s children are one year - which is only another season away - if you have your pack by then, we should look at sending them to your pack to study for a season. The experience would do them a world of good, and they could spend some time with their mother. If any of the three wish to stay at the end of it, we could organise that, as well.”

She knew Rhyme wanted the best from their children, through she wondered what he would think of this meddling in their lives. He knew anything under a year he would fight her on. Tana had played with their lives too much for him to risk his children to the unstable woman. But after a year? They would know enough to care for themselves, they would be on the path to becoming adults themselves. Personally. She thought the chance to learn from Acere, and even Actaea and Ignis, would do them a world of good. Perhaps she would even nudge her own two onto that path. She knew Poem would come back to her, the girl loved the prospect of becoming Alpha one day. But Motif? The girl didn’t know what she wanted. If she chose to stay with Acere’s pack, it would hurt, but it might give her the direction she dearly sought.

She was letting herself get lost in her thoughts, she shook them from her mind and looked to the warrior she respected, wondering at this thoughts. She didn’t think he would say no - he was taking on Tana after all, and she doubted he would keep her children from his pack. She trusted Acere, even if she didn’t trust Tana.