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It didn't take her terribly long to find the path in which the Abraxas used to march to their new home. On top of that, the criss-crossed scents of her kin weaving around the nearby lands did help her in locating their base rather quickly. It was very curious to her. She wondered why they moved here instead of remaining where they'd been before. Did this...structure have something to offer that their previous territories did not satisfy? She eyed the looming stones, head tilting upward as she studied it. Perhaps it would do well to provide them with shelter...but what else lied within? The bundles of herbs she brought with her dangled gently from her jaws, the twine she used to carry them swinging lightly with the breeze. It had been quite a while since she had seen her kin, but she was happy to be back. And eager to share what she learned with Malleus...among some other news. Her night with the male in the forest wasn't forgotten, and the resulting consequences that would follow after that night had begun to be felt. Kasdeya had never had children before, so she wasn't entirely sure what to expect personally. Though it wouldn't be long before she would begin to experience them.
With the twine still gripped in her mouth, she tilted her head and called for Malleus and anyone else who wished to welcome her. Whether or not it was a pleasant welcome thanks to her overdue absence, she would take it in stride and try to make up for it all the best she could. Besides, she was sure she hadn't been the only one gone for as long as she had. She at least, had the decency to return to the homestead. |
Malleus was quick to arrive on the scene with his companion in tow. He'd been working on a project with Pascal, but it was easy to set that aside in favor of welcoming home a family member. Kasdeya's return was welcome and he was looking forward to hearing about her travels. By now she had to have seen all of Boreas. "Kasdeya," he said warmly as he approached. "It's good to see you again. I was beginning to think you'd gone back to the homeland." He teased, but it wouldn't have surprised him. That seemed to be a thing for his father's generation. |