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Theodore Stone · 03-14-2011, 05:47 AM

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They both appeared a little unsure of the situation, that was for sure. Neither of them willing to take the leap to lead the conversation properly, although the female who proclaimed herself to be Sage was making a valiant attempt and trying to get out what she was trying to say. There was bad air between Inferni and Anathema and the young black Rakeeb was still trying to convince himself that they didnt need a war on their hands. Of course, war ran in his blood and the male loved nothing more than spilling the blood of another animal. And since the attempt on their dens, coyote blood was preferred. But here was this female, extending a hand to say that they were sorry and they wanted peace. Naniko was probably the better of the two leaders to deal with this kind of a request, but Teddy knew he had to do it. It was good for him once in a while to see things differently.

She began to speak and Teddy rolled his shoulders to ease them out of the stiffness holding his back rigid. She didnt seem to pose a threat and although he really wanted to keep on his alert, his instincts were telling him that she did come in peace. Her admittance however shocked him and he couldnt help but choke back a small laugh to himself. A rebel in their ranks? How would Gabriel and his mother take that? If they hadnt sent her however, how could he be sure it would hold up? She wasnt here on official terms and therefore might not have a voice if the two packs clashed again.

"Even if I do accept your offer of peace, what makes you sure it will be accepted by your leaders? You came here of your own accord, without their permission. Surely such insolency will be punished?"

He wasnt trying to pick holes in her offer of peace, he really wasnt. But it seemed to come anyway and there was really nothing he could do about it. Her yellow eyes had raised for a moment to meet his and Teddy felt the familiar rise in dominant aggression. It was rude to stare at another wolf and she would do well to remember that. Before her eye contact had become long enough to be considered staring she lowered her gaze and spoke again- giving him the only piece of information he didnt know about the coyote they had killed. His name. Izaak. Interesting. But her words after that made little sense to Teddy. The coyote had clearly been spying and he had paid the price for that.

"Perhaps it was a clever plan- send in a halfwit who might not really understand what is going on and pick his brains when he returns. But it matters not- he was disposed of correctly. Anathema does not wish to make enemies when we are so young, but we will not be stomped over by anyone."

His voice was firm if not a little pleading. She might not have known the boy, but some part of Teddy wanted her to know why they had killed her pack mate. Maybe it was because they had been blessed with human knowledge of speach and logic, but it also brought on a whole host of emotions that the male would rather live without. Though not guilt, his voice was laced with a need to have her know that it wasnt mindless killing. It was for a purpose and a message to be sent. Though young they were a force to be reckoned with. She spoke again, a sentence that seemed far beyound her youth. She was a smart one and Theodore had to respect her at least.

"I agree that our packs would be better allies than enemies- we are closer together than most. But how exactly do you propose we improve connections between our packs?"

It was her proposition and she should be willing to defend it. If she couldnt come up with a suitable means for them to improve their relationship with the coyotes, then her plea would be dismissed. Simple as that.

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