Forget to Remember

She watched him as he spoke about the pack. So their moral alignment was similar in nature. She cared for all the broken wolves, not just the darker ones, where her pack was truly neutral. Good, bad, and the in-betweens. She would allow them all to have sanctuary with in the pack. Her ears twitched as he began to speak of her members; first he spoke of Champion. She had once belonged to Tortuga. When she had met the female she had been rouge. They had gone hunting together and they had boded. She was a friend and she was content to have her as her beta. At least for now, but friendship didn?t excuse incompetence. If she became lazy she wouldn?t hesitate to strip her of her title.

Dark ears twitched with the words about her mate. She couldn?t help the growl that followed his statement. Kaios was an alpha in Lentajin. He had claimed her in the battlegrounds as his mate and they were slowly making it work. It was an odd thing and she had been confused on where her loyalties lie but never the less she would protect her mate if anything were to come knocking for him. ?Be that as it may, He is my mate and my second alpha. He is making a name for himself here and I will not tolerate any form of violent backlash to him. I will protect him if it comes to that and if any Tortugans come without requesting an audience then your alliance could be compromised.? She said just as darkly as he did. she may be pregnant and unable to defend her mate with out harming her unborn pups but someday soon he wouldn?t be pregnant anymore and though her mind forgot many things. This wouldn?t be one of them. She would seek vengeance if anyone harmed Kaios.

?I am sure your king might want retribution for his transgressions. He can come and request an audience with me and we will discuss the proper punishment for my mate.? She said with finality. She wouldn?t allow violence in her home and if they stalked him in the Rouge lands. Well, they would understand why she was calling her pack the Assassins pack. She was the deadliest of them all even if her mind was not sound.

?As for this Alliance. I need not know the reasons you desire one. Packs need such things to keep each other supported in times of dire circumstances and possible war.? She said simply, she knew nothing of Tortugas enemies or that they truly were on the brink of a war. All she knew was War happened and having an alliance with another pack would Benefit them both. ?In good faith of this alliance I would like to offer my daughter, should I have one, to come and live with Tortuga when she is 8 weeks old. I will hope your king can take her under his wing and care for her. She will live and be loyal to your pack and perhaps, if an heir is named, then she may wed him to cement our alliance further.? She offered, she knew her unborn child wouldn?t understand the political reasons why she would be sending her away but she wanted a gesture to be grand enough to show her acceptance and support for the idea.