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Siren wasn’t forced to wait very long as Dalila appeared within the dimly lit den. She didn’t really realize how much she appreciated being able to rely on someone always being there. She and Chimera had raised themselves, knowing there was another wolf to rely on was hard to accept as reality. Dalila was doing a good job though, before Siren knew what she wanted the woman was right there to provide for her. She always seemed to wear a pleasant smile as well, something else Siren didn’t anticipate appreciating. All of these opinions were shown in the way she treated her servant. The opposite of Chimera really, Siren was more empathetic than she let on, and tried to keep Dalila’s comfort in mind when speaking on tasks and jobs needing done.

There the speckled woman was, smile playing on her dainty features as she looked for direction with no hesitation. She managed to make Siren’s lips pull back into the hint of a grin as well. Her soft features brightened considerably with the change of expression. ”Chimera suggested this become a store room,” she started with a gesture of her paw towards the small original den. ”I wanted help in creating them. I’m still not even sure what exactly I want.” Siren trailed off, her mind obviously not made up quite yet.