Perfect By Nature
Avacyn
07-07-2024, 12:38 PM
Avacyn's brows pulled together with a kind of confusion as Fia expressed how Stolas had been too soft. She hadn't interacted with the Klein man enough to have a real opinion of him other than he seemed like a nice, respectful individual, but she couldn't imagine any of the Klein wolves as soft. Regardless, she knew that Mendacium tastes tended to run a little more on the rough and tumble, more ferocious side of things so she tried to just chalk it up to a change of taste, maybe even a change of priorities. Not every relationship was bound to work and she wasn't such a romantic to not acknowledge that fact. She made a small shrug and chuckled a little as she went to assure her sister that everyone's tastes are allowed to change and that they could find someone that was more her type if that's what she wanted, but before she could she noticed the pain on Fia's expression and suddenly Fia's vibrant red paw was covering her own white tipped paw.
Blinking with surprise, she looked to Fia with concern as her other paw came to rest over Fia's, holding her paw between both of her own. She knew her sister was drunk, that much was obvious, so being a little over emotional was to be expected, but as Fia's similarly ebony gaze opened again it was distant and looking at everything and nothing all at once. Avacyn was already concerned for her sister just from finding her in this state, but that moment told her it had to be something much more than just a break up pushing her to this state. Her eyes widened a bit when Fia admitted that she had to kill 'them'. Avacyn waited through a beat of silence, waiting to see if there would be some other kind of explanation, something else to go on besides a confession to some kind of murder, but when there was none she gave Fia's paw a gentle squeeze and asked, "Who? Who did you have to kill?" She didn't assume it was Stolas since she had phrased it as 'them' instead of 'him' and she got the sense that this was a separate issue, but she still needed to know what had happened regardless.