Hot Pursuit
12-23-2013, 10:49 AM
She could feel his presence pull up behind her, the large comforting black blanket that she so held dear. His presence made everything better. She was so trusting, while he was so cautious. They fit together so well because of their check and balance system. One was never more powerful than the other and they always worked as a highly functioning team. She would become a bit more on edge this time as his snarl came over her before he came in to nuzzle her cheek. He very much did not trust the King, and she could see why. He had already been incredibly protective of her, but with the man showing her those flattering words it was no wonder he had his distrust. Isardis would speak of Symphony's grip on reality and she could not help but to doubt the sister who had changed so drastically since she had come to stay in Ludicael. She had grown so much more bitter and hateful, Song could hardly stand the thought of her sister now. She shook the thought, now was time for talking and business not regrets of family member's choices. I would gladly lay my life down for any wolf who was under my care, and should war come to my doorstep I would place myself on the front lines to protect my family. She would state, there was nothing she would not do to keep her family safe, her blood family and those who joined by choice. She knew not of the other packs who were to reside in Alacritis, and she had no idea of Isardis's siege upon the lands of Valhalla. She would only take him at face value, and mourn that the leaders of the other packs had not found their way to her first. Her attention would be grabbed as Canta found her way from the den and to her parents side. Her ears would fall back as the child found her father. Surely the presence of their vulnerable daughter would only put Cherokee more on edge. Canta, why aren't you in the den? She would break her gaze from the King as she looked to her daughter, Mommy and Daddy are having an important talk. She would look back to Isardis, hoping the interruption would not cause any ruckus. Speech, |