The Earth and The Fire

*Raisa* · 01-04-2014, 06:15 PM

And no rivers and no lakes can put the fire out
I'm gonna raise the stakes, I'm gonna smoke you out

Raise could not help a small smile from spreading across her face. A bear? She had only ever rarely encountered bears, and they had never been overly happy to see her. You might even say she had a bad history with them, but if this one was Kar's companion, certainly this Zanire would be different. Raisa hoped she would wake soon, and perhaps the charcoal fae would get to meet her. "That sounds... interesting, to say the least. I'll be the first to admit that I don't have the best of histories with bears, but your Zanire must be of a different sort." Kar would go on to ask about her family. Raisa's mood immediately soured, but she did her best to keep it from outwardly showing. She put on a mask, and wore it proudly, hiding her true feelings underneath.

If Kar thought Koros was impressive, what would he had thought of the alliance of packs that made of her kingdom, once numbering over two hundred. What would he have thought of the valiant knights, her proud king father, her vain and maniacal mother. What would he have thought of the coup that brought it all tumbling to the ground, collapsing into ashes. Raisa smiled. "I am by right Queen of the Ebony Throne, but that seat is in a land far away, ruled now by a very different band of wolves. Up until a year ago, by line had held it for generations, but we were struck down by a coup. I'm fairly certain that Koros and I are the only remnants of the land." It was terribly sad, but her voice held no sorrow. Instead, it was a light, if monotone, cover. It still hurt, and deeply, but if she allowed herself to wallow in pity, she would never heal. Or at least that was what Koros told her. She changed the subject. "How exactly did you come to be on such good terms with a bear?"

"Talk" Think "Listen"

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