A Break

N/A · 02-10-2014, 06:18 AM

Removal. Destruction would nod again, seeing the decision as fair enough. Those who disobeyed the rule could easily put Seracia at risk with the higher numbers... and their ranks were already quite large. Even if just the higher ranked wolves mated, well, that alone could bring them to the very edge of their limit. They would need to be careful. Of course, as far as numbers went, she would have to see what happened with tasks and whatnot, to see who was diligent and loyal enough to Seracia to stay, and who would go, before knowing how that would be influenced. Her mind was already sorting different tasks in her mind, and how things could go about.

The only ones she wouldn't be focusing on now were Loccian, Gerhardt, Enola, and Silent. The last wolf she knew was an elderly fae and she did not wish to put much stress upon her. Still, Destruction would speak to her when she got the chance. Perhaps the woman, if willing, might be able to share some sort of lesson with the youths of Seracia in verbal form and participate that way. However if she would rather rest, or simply wasn't able to do such a thing, Destruction by no means would force her. On top of that she had been meaning to meet with the woman since the last meeting Maverick had held. Originally she had been meant to mentor one of Silent's sons, though things didn't quite work out as planned. On top of that, well, as Queen, even as a temporary position she would need to get to know as many of her packmates as possible.

Loccian would further speak, and again the dark woman would agree with her decision on the next matter. "I would have to agree with you, on that, Loccian. I will be monitoring the tasks and lessons as much as possible, and I will report to you all that goes on when you are feeling better. Until then you can count on me to do all I can to assist you." Though never in your place. Destruction would add in her mind, determined that the other fae would overcome her sickness and rise back to the throne. For now, she had decided, she would leave that lingering question be. It wasn't of a dire need to be brought up just yet. Des would frown, sensing some discomfort from the other. "Unless there is anything else necessary for me to know at this moment, Loccian, I'd like to help you back to your den so you can rest." There was concern in her eyes as she looked upon the other female. She hated seeing her in pain.

Speech,

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