Bloody Revenge served slow

Azure · 12-03-2020, 03:31 PM

Az listened quietly as Naiche explained the situation, spending all of his focus on keeping the hatred from his eyes. While realistically he knew he shouldn't blame Naiche for what had happened, he couldn't help but feel that if anyone else was there that Asla would have been okay. "You're right, it isn't your nature." He agreed after a moment of pause. If Asla wanted it's head upon a spike outside her den, that was fine. However, she had no say on how a wolf got his frustration out on a creature that hurt someone he loved.

Azure sighed heavily, biting down upon his lip before curling them back into a grimace. "She doesn't have to know if you break her limits, you know." He offered cautiously. "Tell her it was me, she'd believe it. Though once this is all over it will be too late to change your mind, and if I were you, I'd be upset at myself for not having a bigger part of it." He directed his sharp gaze into Naiche's, treading carefully but giving the man the option. A wolf didn't need to be bloodthirsty or sadistic to cross the line once in his life. Az assumed that even his mother - a wolf who also did not have torture in her nature - would mutilate the beast who harmed her daughter. He lifted his head to the air and inhaled, trying to catch the stale scent and starting forward, assuming Naiche would keep pace with him and alert him if he caught the trail.

"Speech"

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