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*Resin* · 11-27-2021, 08:01 PM

His comment about keeping her distance meant nothing, but his comment about the wolves of the world dying and joining them brought a grimace to the woman's features. Her lip curled back in distaste, flashing the edge of serrated fangs. "As with all disease, the weak will die and the strong will thrive," she rumbled in her gruff tones. "My family is strong as are all relatively whole." Those that she was able to locate, anyway.

"I think it's coming to an end. Perhaps it's run its course all on its own. Nothing lasts forever. Just like us." She shot a dead glance at her equally dead companion. Being back in the world of the living hadn't done anything for his sour attitude. It hadn't done anything for her stoic attitude either. Little bothered her then and little bothered her now.

"The world is getting thin again." It was the only way that she knew how to describe the feeling of being pulled away through the ether. One moment she was tethered to solid ground and the next she would be ripped away into nothingness with the blowing of the wind. She couldn't remember having seen Askan in the afterlife. In reality, she remembered little of it as though she'd been shut up in the dark, just waiting for someone to open the door to shed some light on her. "If this is the last time we meet, take care of yourself as best as you can," she ordered in firm tones. The tones of his former Aegis.

"Resin"

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