Oh, and this reply sucks btw. (300)Whatever those eyes of hers searched for, she would not find it. Haku was generally very neutrally posed whenever reactions and moods were better off hidden away. Without that self control, the man’s teeth would flash dangerously just at the thought of his daughter. Without that amazing self control, it would be clear to all that he was a notorious killing machine that found his pleasure in cruelty and despair. He remained in Dahlia because he saw the pack and his position in it as one of his strengths, a weapon he eventually could turn against those he wanted exposed off if he just managed to get a proper grip on it. So far there were those who were standing in his way, although he was certain that there would be a time where those individuals would be taken care of. He did not know when, if it would happen at all, but he kept that belief. Patience was something he handled well when all it required was to remain passive in this position.
Haku had silently toyed with the possibility to simply leave, but he preferred to witness her confusion and to see her uncomfortable around him. Her voice broke through and tiptoed back to the topic of his daughter once again, seemingly as a random topic to prevent that horrible silence to enter the evening air. ”No, she spent the first year or so of her life as a loner without a pack. Dahlia is the first pack she joined, and I just happened to be the leader there at that time.” the male replied, wondering why he bothered providing her with any info at all. Colibri was a delicate topic overall. ”Her mom is dead, and I’m her father only by blood and nothing more.” he continued, the dark mood already suggesting that this was a bad conversation topic. He should dismiss her or himself, but he was indifferent to uncomfortable silence and awkwardness.