Firefly Man Take Me Now

As Gil rounded on her and her sibling, Siduri actually set her defenses. Her lip curled back in a low warning growl. She, too, was ill at ease. Touchy. Worried. Anxious. Memories of last time still danced at the edges of her vision appearing brighter than even the red light itself. The young woman shook her head, her growl rising, though it was directed at herself instead of her father.

Gilgamesh spoke, demands barking out of him. These demands were quickly thwarted by the small black and red pup. Sids ears flicked backwards and she stared at her father, mismatched eyes narrowing. "I... don't trust myself to return the child." It was difficult to admit, but after what she'd done to Morwenna...

The light seemed to pulse, or maybe that was just her mind playing tricks on her. It wasn't a far fetched idea. Her mind couldn't be trusted. Beneath her paws, the ground rumbled a little harder and Siduri swayed to the side, her shoulder touching one of the tall monoliths. The fae's breathing increased and she looked back to her father, eyes wild. "My mind is very thin," she choked out. There was no saying whether or not her sibling would even survive the trek back with her.

"Siduri"