Nobody's prey

Sirius entered Isa's den and she could feel the tension pouring off of him. The apprehension was written clearly on his face. That was why she had denied him yesterday. Imagine how much worse it would be today if they had lain together. In her mind, Isa had made the right decision in making the warlord wait. In making them both wait.

As the man settled down and tried a piece of his meal, he spoke of the leopard that had followed along behind him. A companion for her? The blue woman smiled at the cat and nodded her head. "Thank you for being so willing." She then asked the felines name and, once the cat answered, she begged her leave and left the two wolves alone.

Blue eyes rose to move over the dire giants face. "Thank you for being so thoughtful," the fae spoke softly before popping another piece of meat into her maw. It wasn't a heavy breakfast. She knew that they would be training today and doing so on a fat stomach wouldn't be ideal.

"Isa"