Kismet too would have willingly stayed with her like this. Warja was certainly his best friend and missing so many aspects of his life right now it was wonderful to have this moment with her. The contact only added to things, it had been a while since he'd really received such attention, and it was nice, and if not for the sour topic, perfect even.
"We should talk about something else." Silently he would agree, they definitely should. He never should have brought up the topic in the first place tried to find a way around it, though sadly Kismet lacked the ability to turn back time and until they found some other topic that might cheer them up, they would remain stuck on this horrid one.
"I've missed you." If that fact hadn't been obvious before it was certainly now. He'd missed a lot of things, his mother and the rest of their family and his pack, and as his closest friend Warja certainly held a place at the top of that list. On their own the words weren't really a change of topic, though he had certainly had to say them anyway? "Has the warrior princess had any exciting adventures?" He would ask her with a small smile, whether or not she still used the term he had no idea, but it was how she'd described herself on their first meeting and an attempt to lighten the mood a little more now. Leaving Valhalla freely and with her family had surely given her some stories to tell, certainly better than his own at least.
