holidays bring out cousins you never even knew

Eudora knew her brother well. While his stoic expression was typical of one he always wore, she knew it was to also keep her out. Out of his head, his thoughts, and all of his initial reactions. Was he so tired of her complaining already? It nearly made her snicker every time she glanced over and up toward his sleek facial features. Ah, he was trying so hard! Would Enyo find him droll and boring, humorless? Her smirks lingers only for a moment though, rudely disrupted by her paw stepping into a rut of mud that squelched between her toes.

"Eugh, truly, Enyo, why here? It's so drab," Eudora's accented tone drawls, her lips crinkling in disgust as she lifts said paw and shakes off the mud as best as she can. She'll soon need to find a companion to help take care of her luxurious fur. What were the Elders thinking? What secrets were these lands hiding? Did the Elders know about the foreboding red skies and dangerous worm monsters? Were said worm monsters hiding something the Elders wanted? Her gaze cuts between Enyo and Kostas, thinking, calculating, watching as she always did. Judging too, don't forget that!

Her lips clamp shut as they sweep through the willows and finally approach that of Erebos. Coming to a stop shoulder to shoulder with her brother, Eudora sees now how small she is among these titans. Not that she was tiny by any means, 40" was still rather tall compared to most, but to them? She was the dainty one and that was okay by her.

Sweeping her head down into a formal bow, one paw (the clean one, thank you) reached forward so that her nose may trail along it before rising once more. Meeting Erebos' gaze, she's doesn't shrink, doesn't falter, doesn't show weakness. Even if he were the Patriarch, it did not mean she would cower in his shadow. "The pleasure is ours," she smiles sweetly, a hint of darkness lingering on the edges. For now, she would hold her tongue, wait to show their cousins her true nature once they had become more comfortable with each other. It wouldn't do to make bad first impressions.

Eudora Dunamis
Italics denotes Greek