Lost Queen

N/A · 05-07-2014, 10:40 PM

She watched the other girl as her doubts overruled the facts. Pandora could see why she was continuing to deny Taurig's relations. Having a stranger spring an idea that was pretty much ludicrous against how you were raised would make you paranoid about anything that would be said afterward. It would happen to Pandora, who was anxious enough without having her family nearby. To consider this girl her long lost sister or other type of female relative was enough to make her head spin. However, she maintained the solid head of her mother on her shoulders, and decided that even though it was a very risky choice, she believed in it.
Pandora wouldn't try to push the idea on the yearling's mind any longer. She didn't want to continue to pursue a topic that would make both of them aggravated in the end. A soft sigh slipped through dark kissers as Talvi continued to say that her father abandoned her, her siblings, and the woman who had given her life. Pandora didn't know what the details were of the woman's past, so she didn't voice the protesting words that wanted to be screamed. Instead, she rolled her shoulders into a shrug, unintentionally showing off the radiant, gold designs that were blessed in her fur. What else could she do?
"I do not know what happened with your mother and how you came to be, but I know that my father isn't the kind to leave without good reason." Talvi didn't know this, but Taurig had disappeared awhile back, due to an illness that could have spread and endangered his family's health. "He strives to do the best for his family and his heart is too big for his own good." That fact was true in itself. "I cannot make you believe me, but just know I don't lie." Pandora had never let a fib leave her lips, despite possibly thinking of one.
She slowly rose to her hind paws, making her weight become evenly distributed to all fours. "I know that family should not leave each other behind. If one of my siblings did something like that, I don't know how I would take it." She blinked and continued to watch Talvi as she continued. "Facts are facts, even if they seem impossible." Pandora felt like she had said enough. She turned to leave, but paused to look at Talvi one more time. "I guess I should go home now..." She then continued to walk between the two nearby trees, wondering what kind of reaction her father would have if he found out about her meeting.

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