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A scent unknown yet too bloody familiar reached the beast’s sensitive nose and he started to trail the scent coming from North-eastern borders. A call for the leader sounded then and he picked up the pace. He no longer questioned why so much fresh blood was gathering by the borders because this was what he needed now. It would soon be time to retaliate for the damage the clan had done. They were already one member down and of course it had to be a mother with young children – too young to be left unsupervised. Haku would rather have killed Mew’s children off and eaten their flesh so that no one would have to bother with the three useless creatures, but his grip of the pack was not that great that he could allow his true face to shine through the already cracking mask. It mattered less what they saw anymore, but the time to slip it fully off had not yet arrived.

A dark hued creature came into sight and Haku’s teeth flashed without kindness as he closed in and looked the man over. He was instantly pleased, for this was no thin and youthful male that wanted to play war. This was a fully grown adult that had lived years on this earth and had obtained knowledge. What kind this was would just have to be discovered. ”What is your purpose here, stranger?” Haku asked with his usual dark voice, electric blue trying to draw out the soul hidden in thundercloud gray eyes to see who he was dealing with. A faint part of the man’s scent reminded the chocolate brute of Inferni, though there was no scent of the clan on the stranger’s fur. His eyes darkened though, for paranoia was good to scatter suspicious seed about in his brain.

3

Haku’s jaws were gently clasped together now – he found it unusual now all of a sudden when the right displays of submission were missing in a creature. The dark gray eyes did not fall in acquiescence, no, rather seemed to study the Alpha in front of him with satisfaction. This mad had his destination set out clearly and Haku’s yellowing teeth were warningly flashed when the stranger’s voice rang out and spoke of the Inferni clan. Yes, this was a hybrid he had in front of him, but not the hint of that strange scent made sense and the darkness entering the secui’s eyes silently warned the male in front of him that he was sinking deeper into the darkening ocean. Gabriel was his brother and the male finally lowered his thunder orbs. The large wolf grinded his teeth together and gave a whip of his shortened tail as he pondered whether or not to storm at the male and tear away his head. This was a Lykoi and he was not welcome. Would Inferni truly sink to such depths as to attempt to throw in spies in Dahlia? Would they sacrifice a family member for this? Although Haku knew that family bonds could be completely severed, he did not believe the words spoken by the dark furred man.

Another thing he did not like was that the other seemed to think that it was Haku that needed to be worthy for his company and not the opposite. He simply did not believe it. ”Why would a Lykoi turn against his own kin in such times as these, I wonder?” his throat rumbled darkly as he spoke the word with a voice full of distrust of the other. The man was not Inferni, but he was of their blood and that was more than enough for the chocolate Rosen. Arrogance danced in blue eyes and the thin smile spreading across his face was not a pleasant one.

3

Perhaps there was insanity present in the dark clouded eyes of the other, but while Haku knew how to appreciate wickedness he also knew that monster could carry additional danger along in their baggage. Haku did not trust a single soul, no – not even his own Lillith Stormbringer that for some reason wished to stand by his side and watch the havoc rise like a giant tsunami wave. They were all to drown. Haku had not demanded an explanation from the dark furred canine, though it was served to him nevertheless and made him wonder if this was a man that wanted to distinct between right and wrong. Had he been able to care he would have loathed this creature for tossing away his valuable blood. The Lykois were a vile bloodline and Haku thought it a shame that one that once so obviously had had it all had thrown it away for a mere wolf. Gabriel de le Poer carried such rage and hatred in his dark hued heart, but Haku’s body held no loath for the Aquila and his clan. He followed the silent bidding of a black crowned prince.

”You stand abandoned and want revenge,” the Rosen noted quietly as he shifted his weight slightly. Did the dark creature know that he had gone ahead and fucked his mother? Would he still not care with this knowledge in his heart? The chocolate coated demon wondered whether or not he should provide the other with such news. While Haku did not particularly like the creature, he would still be a number in the swiftly growing war. The Dahlian already was a man that refused to let anyone sneak up behind his back despite the assumed safety of the environment. After all, bloodshed was warmly welcomed and if the beast in front of him turned out to have honest intentions of ripping his family to shred then Haku would not want to prevent him from getting the chance to do so. ”Fuck up and you’ll pray for death,” the Rosen’s low warning sounded. It was simple and quick, but while Haku usually strived to deliver death as quick as possible, he knew how to make them scream. Everything was a win – win situation for him, really. ”Name?” was the last question to be asked for now.

I clearly suck

It was too clear who was the so called queen of Inferni. He had not known it back then when he had found pleasure in her flesh, but it was so obvious now. The fact that he had taken the Lykoi Matriarch against her will and even forced her too to find pleasure in the act was beautiful, wonderful. If this man wanted to see Inferni burn that badly then all was well. Haku shrugged his shoulders and broke his gaze away from the Lykoi man. A name was granted and that was it, basically. The blue eyed King turned away now, not thinking of the fact that he had yet to reveal his own. If the hybrid was who he said he was then he should know who Haku was already, so there would be no need to introduce him to Dahlia’s monster. ”It will not be long before we’ll move in and make them bleed.” the dark creature revealed before he continued his march along the Dahlian borders.