Tell The World, I'm Coming Home

*Resin* · 10-07-2020, 08:36 PM

The boy definitely was enthusiastic. He piped up, tail wagging and filled her in on his life story. He even went so far as to invite her to go treasure hunting with them next time. The brow above Resin's missing eye arched and she folded her haunches, sitting and curling her tail around one large hip. Meadow came in next, offering reasons as to why the boy should be allowed to stay. The stoic giantess stared down at the pair of smaller canines, her features unmoving. She could see the pleading look in Meadow's eyes. It was terribly obvious. She would make them wait in silence as she considered.

"No..." she eventually said, her face still expressionless, but her singular gaze hard. She waited until the pair made their initial reaction before continuing. "No reason why we wouldn't have you, Outlaw." Now a mischievous glint entered the older woman's gaze and the corners of her maw lifted ever so slightly. She wouldn't tell Meadow no when this was clearly something that she wanted. Outlaw was young. Essentially still a pup. Why would she let him brave the world on his own? It was a dangerous place.

"All members of The Hallows are expected to pull their own weight. Everyone is to contribute as they are able and everyone is to advance their skills until they can claim to be a master of their craft." The woman tilted her head slightly, fully fixing that one eye upon the boy. "If you can do that, you're welcome here." Though they were a pack of healing, she expected each member to work hard. This wasn't a pack for freeloaders.

"Speech"

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Tell The World, I'm Coming Home

Outlaw & Resin

Resin