Brother, My Brother

"Talk" Walk

"I don't doubt it. I'd never seen you mad before that day," That comment made him grin a little. He always tried to refrain from getting mad. He never really had a reason to be, but he was sure that wasn't the worst of it, either. God he completely appreciated Corvus more than he appreciated most others. He wasn't sure how he was going to cope not being able to seek him out for a friendly chat now and then, or train with him, or...anything. Though he wasn't entirely sure what his uncle planned to do with his pack, he was certain he'd at least be able to visit Corvus whenever he wished. Provided his friend didn't get too busy. "I'm sure you guys can still visit. Maybe we can even be allied packs," He was hopeful for that. Probably as much as his friend. If his uncle and Shaye got over their dumb little quarrel, maybe that could happen and he'd be able to visit. "Yeah, hopefully." His voice was optimistic, and even if Shaye and his uncle didn't get over whatever their crap was, he'd still try and visit anyway. Why should he have to abandon a friend because someone else didn't get along?

"You bet!" He grinned, tail wagging as he managed to pull out of his slump. He wasn't used to feeling like his emotions were all over the place, and certainly didn't like feeling like he was struggling with them, either. He wanted to be strong in body and mind. Not just one or the other. Yeah his sire was an asshole, but that didn't mean he had to be let alone get dragged down by the thought of him. When Corvus offered a bite to eat, Ignis nodded. He was all too eager to get his mind off of things and focus on something else. Like...spending time with his best friend before he had to go to wherever his uncle chose. He wasn't totally in on the details just yet, as it was stuff his uncle was still figuring out. "I could definitely use a bite to eat, what do you have in mind?"