stay out of my bay

Corvus wasn't the best at reading between the lines. He had the tendency to be more straightforward than most, and he couldn't really tell that something else was weighing on Theory's mind. "Me too," he admitted, noting that she seemed a bit down - but chalking it up to talking about Shaye made sense to him. Her death was still fresh in all of their minds, and was something that would take plenty of time to heal. Not that the pain would ever disappear, but surely it would lessen, just as the loss of his parents had begun to fade over time. "Like I said... I was young. I didn't really understand what was going on until I was older. Nobody was hurt by them - physically, I mean - so back then it didn't seem so bad to me. But..." Corvus shrugged. He knew better than that now. The thought that they hadn't thought Abaven worth anything hit a sore spot for him, too. Abaven meant everything to him. Without them, where would he be - no, who would he be?

He didn't want to know the answer to that question.

A sigh fell from his lips, though it was a thoughtful one rather than exasperated. "I have no idea. I haven't heard anything, but then again.. it's not like I get out much," he jested, letting a faint grin touch his lips again. Occasionally he went to see Ignis in the north, but beyond that? Corvus was ignorant to the goings-on of the rest of Boreas, or even the continent to the south. Maybe that wasn't the greatest thing, and maybe it was something they all needed to work on, but.. as far as he was concerned, they were still rebuilding and that was more important than staying connected with the rest of the world. "Though if anyone ever tries to mess with us, I promise I'll kick their ass. Hard." It was a heavy topic but he meant his words, no matter how casually he spoke them. He'd do anything for Theory and for their pack, that much he was sure of.