Nothingness is bliss

It wasn't that Veigar didn't care about Aryn's punishment - he was naive sometimes but he wasn't stupid, though even less so he was aware of the cruelty that some of the Habari wolves were capable of. He had no doubt he had a similar streak in him. But more than that he just wanted her home with him, no matter the punishment she'd get. He couldn't think of all that now though, not when he needed her. He tried to stifle the helpless sobs that suddenly wracked him, willing himself not to cry, knowing the tears would only further blur his already hazy vision.

"Please," he reiterated, letting out a quiet little whine. He had Recluse and Deathbelle, sure, but he needed Aryn too. Things just weren't the same without her there. "No. I don't think so," he admitted a bit sheepishly. "She sent a search party for you but they didn't know to check here, this was all me," Veigar admitted, managing a tiny smile despite everything. He was glad she was coming willingly because he was starting to feel a bit unnerved by his own desires to drag her home if she tried to resist - maybe that was all just in his head though.