I'll Sing You One Last Song

N/A · 02-20-2014, 03:18 PM

Bane would accept her offer on the traps, which Destruction had little problem doing. If Bane got injured she knew just as well as he did that there was a good chance the infection would kill him, especially with no healer around to immediately tend to the wound... or even tend to the wound at all most likely. She knew there were some loners that had healing knowledge, but she didn't know how many of them passed by the river. Surely some, but this exact part? Probably not many. But that was alright, she would do what she could for Bane and his family. Even if it meant being away from Seracia for an extra day or two. It wasn't like she had never took a trip like that before. At the mention of possibly getting another meal Destruction would chuckle softly at his words. "Well, since I'll likely be here a couple days setting up new traps and taking care of the old ones I can do that. We'll both need to eat to keep our strength up, and I'm sure I can find enough meat to satisfy your craving." The words were said with gentleness. Who would have guessed, looking at them now, that Destruction and Bane might have once been on such bad terms that the male avoided her?

The female would give a small nod as Bane spoke again. Well, it wasn't necessarily something incredibly important anyway, or, at least, Destruction didn't think it would be to Bane. Spending time with his mate and children were definitely of a higher priority, which was understandable. She would move close, laying next to him the best she could with their positions, ahd looked back to him. "The new ruler is our queen -- Loccian. I'm not exactly sure what went on with Maverick, but, well, things have changed since his rule." She would shake her head, deciding to push away from the subject. "I'm excited to train Nako. He is a sharp boy, and I see a lot of your spirit within him. You're of course teaching him things of your old pack, but I was wondering if there might be anything that you would like for me to do with his training as well. I will try to keep his skills as well rounded as possible, though I'm allowing him to choose the path for our training to start with." Destruction spoke of the young male fondly. She hadn't realized it, but she viewed him much the same way as she had her own son, growing attached to him, as well as his siblings and Tahlia too. They were her family. Not by blood, but through spirit.

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