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Lucette · 08-21-2022, 02:27 AM

Lucy had gone to visit Eden and yet, in the last moment before the other healer arrived, the yearling made a decision to not jump the gun about giving up on leaving the range just yet. She didn’t even know who had claimed it but… maybe they weren’t so bad? She didn’t tell Bae-Syl about her plan, knowing how he felt about the idea of joining a pack, but she wasn’t necessarily trying to join whoever had claimed the range. She did, however, intend to speak with them. There was always the risk that the alpha wasn’t going to be a reasonable creature but Lucette was counting on her speed to aid her if something went down. She wasn’t looking for a fight, nor any sort of trouble.

Ink trailed a bit behind Lucette as she made her way back to the territory they had been calling home for some time. They had been wanderers before the range… but they had settled there. It was starting to feel like home, finally, and now… no, Lucette thought to herself. This sort of thing happened from time to time. Packs could spring up or disband any time, and lands got claimed. It was a fact of life. Besides! Maybe the alpha was nice? It’d be pretty cool if they would at least allow her to gather some of the herbs she had stored in the range, rather than denying her access to the stores she had been working on.

Once they arrived at the borders Lucette drew in a breath and tilted her head back. Soprano cords rose over the fields, and she mentally kicked herself. So much for Bae-Syl not knowing… he was probably close enough that he’d hear her calling for the alpha. Oh well! If he was upset later then she’d just have to make it up to him somehow. She didn’t want to act like she didn’t care about his feelings, because she did, but she also knew well enough he’d likely be very against her doing this at all. Hell, if he knew half the things she got into… She glanced down at her bandaged paw.

He’d probably have a heart attack.

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Let's get down to business

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Lucette