Time to go

When the alpha came to stand before her she was stained with the fruits of her labor. Literally. Corbie had been out in the fields, working away, and a bit of a guilty pand arose in Bellamy's heart as she looked at the woman. "It is." She confirmed as Corbie asked if the time had come. "I had never really planned to stay long. Ideally I'd like to have a place for the little ones to call their own before they near their first season. It is a risky move, I know, but I've lived my whole life on risks and taking chances. I don't think changing that now will make much of a difference." Bells drew in a breath.

"I know what I want for my family and I can not obtain it within the safety of Avalon. I have to make this choice. I can feel it." She offered Corbie a small, sad smile. "I am not one to forget kindness, Corbie. I have not had a lot of it throughout my life. While we were not here long, once Ethne becomes established and whole, I would like to return to you a favor in resources. I know you are still getting started yourselves… yet you still had the decency to help us. It is not something I take for granted, even if I wish to take my family and go." Bellamy shifted on her paws.

"My daughter says she has left a small supply of herbs for your pack in the den she and Bae-Syl were allowed to keep. A thank you from them." A breath was expelled as the dark-furred woman tipped her head. "I promise I will return to speak with you again when I can, but for now I must ask this of you… It is time we take different paths." Hopefully the other woman wouldn't think too ill of her. It was reckless, what she was doing, and Bellamy knew that, but her heart, no, her very soul cried out that this was what she had to do.