Absence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder

She wouldn't have minded if he didn't want to talk too in depth about his past. There were some things that were simply better left unsaid. This male though, hesitated only a moment before falling into step beside her and telling her a little about himselef. He had a family, and was a leader before hand - she could nearly hear it in his words, see it in the way that he carried himself. The woman would listen to him with interest, intruiged as to what had happened, and what had brought him here. When he mentioned his family, she would wonder for a moment where they were lingering, but it didn't take much to figure out that they were no longer with him. There was no scent of family on his pelt. "I am sorry for your loss. Hopefully you can find something of a fresh start here." She couldn't imagine the pain of loosing loved ones that way - he was strong to carry on, where most would give in to revenge or despair. "There may still be hope for your children - they have a way of finding their way despite the odds."



He would ask who their enemies were, and she wouldn't falter in her answer. "Glaciem and whoever its allies may be. They are cold, merciless, and started a siege with Valhalla a few weeks back." She would explain, not wanting to scare this male, but knowing that he should be aware of the threat. "They stole members and are the reason the plains are in this state." Many fields were trampled, some were bloodstained, and there was no rain to wash away the scent completely. Deeper in the territory some areas remained untouched, but it was not something she wanted the pack to live with, or live in fear of. "They are a single pack, but not to be underestimated. For now, they have no reason to fight with us, but they didn't have much of a reason before." They had attacked even after winning the girl that supposedly had started it all. "Please be careful of crossing paths with them, they won't hesitate to take you or something from you - I fear you being from Valhalla may be enough for them to act in violence." They were the reason for her mismatched gaze, and had taken her right eye. They seemed to be quite senseless in terms of malevolence.