Mati had wandered through the open area her mother had chosen. Taking the direction from the two leading women Mati assisted with the preparation. It wasn’t just placing a few pumpkins; her mother would have nothing so simple. It was finding every last lantern. All the candles, picking the right shaped pumpkins, and only the best. Mati lifted the bushel of apples that the Lt General insisted on having in case anyone wanted to try one. The red and green fruit sat beside the bottles that Savina had arranged. When the call was sent she continued to work as the pack gathered. A small part with to avoid such a large crowd, to avoid the Chance siblings. She didn’t want to face Ares, not after having spoken to his sister in the tone she had. Knowing it was wrong had not stopped her from saying the things she did, and even now it was not easy for her to even want to take them back as she knew she should.
Violet eyes noticed as both arrived, and she walked through the growing group with a false smile. She was happy to be part of the pack’s anniversary. The rest of her blood relatives were not in attendance, and she longed for her brother. But, as she glanced to the young female Princess, perhaps it was best he was at a distance. Not knowing what to do in order to avoid the two wolves Mati found the one pup that seemed to be talking to Savina’s sister. She had yet to introduce herself to the Marino woman, and now seemed to be the best of times. Strolling up to the pair the earthen hued fey smiled and teased the pup.
“That isn’t a polite question to ask Gotham.” Though it was true Mati spoke lightly and smiled at him.
The Nanny looked at the pregnant female, wondering how she got in such a state and when the pups were due. She hadn’t known that there would be a littler soon in the Dreaming pack, but she did not show her surprise.
“I’m Mati.” was all she said as her attention was brought back to the ink colored youngster.
”Yeah, Gotham… what did you do today?” She smiled, looking back at the older female and hoping she didn’t mind taking a seat beside her.