Tea Time!

until he knew more about his own situation, Thad couldn't hope to make assumptions. there was a blockage where his memories were, as if refusing to allow his mind creep further down the path that it had been. he knew his sister had been hurt for a long time by their captors, but the extent of their hurting him... he shook the thought away. focusing on Chrysanthos' voice, he began to turn away back to the den. the healer didn't ask questions and didn't pry; he was thankful for that. he wasn't even sure how to explain it.

Chrysanthos wouldn't promise him a place in Olympia, and Thaddeus was unaware of his family's issues with half-breeds. he had assumed the young man felt it best he leave, rejecting his presence. it had been, like stated, a slap to the face considering the wolf had been nothing but kindly to him. a quick u-turn wasn't what the mutt expected. Thad fumbled for words to say but ended with having nothing for once. he gave a glum nod to the other before walking away back to the patient's den. he'd curl up and try to rest best he could. he felt like a burden.

/ EXIT AND END