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His father had never painted any image of the grandmother who had served as a leader when he had returned. Gabriel was cautious about these things; Ezekiel did not blame him. A mother like Kaena had given rise to hordes of children and far more from those. The spark of lightning did not go unnoticed by the de le Poer, who frowned at it. Dark clouds rolled over the mountain, a raw and terrible purple-black.
“Well, she’s still here. C’mon,” he gestured, and turned eastward. “You wanted to stay, right? What can you do?” Though even now, Ezekiel knew he would not turn him away. He needed more men to fight for him, and he needed men who would be loyal. Halo was not. Kesho was gone. Hybrid was mad. A Lykoi who could claim blood and who was not yet corrupted by the others was something he desired to keep.
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