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08-26-2013, 11:55 PM
He was feeling rather uncomfortable and out of place with the man Oddity. Even though he was now his new packmate, the Knight didn't know what to exactly make of the ebony draped man. But one couldn't just a book by its cover, or rather a wolf by its looks or past. Taurig was willing to give the man a chance. Everyone deserved at least a first chance. This is probably the last thing I will ask you about your life. My father wasn't a very nice man. What was the king like as your father? How was his father as a father? There wasn't much of answer for Oddity in regards to that. Isardis wasn't much of a father to begin with. Glaciem came first, his Kingship more important than anything. The Knight assumed his members came second, but he wasn't very sure where he fell on that scale, since he was practically grown already and was capable of taking care of himself. You may ask whatever you wish to know Oddity, it doesn't bother me in the least. But in regards to that, I don't really know what to tell you. I just met my father this past season and at the moment he has been far too busy with pack affairs to pay much attention to me. But I don't mind. I knew this type of thing would happen coming in. Besides, I am a man now, perfectly capable of handling myself. A nonchalant shrug was given after his final words, giving off the air of little importance. And it was no show, only true honesty. Talk like this |