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He watched his master, watching to see what he would do. He wasn’t really too sure that the other should be licking at the skull in an unknown territory but for now, for now he wouldn’t say anything, figuring that it was his master’s prerogative to do whatever he wanted. Far be it for him to say anything against him after all. He had to say that he did enjoy the way that his master looked up at him and grinned. It made him feel special made him feel that he belonged here with the other. The female finally showed up and seemed to be quite angry with something and he looked down at Bastion, waiting to see what he would do. In the meantime, he moved to take a step in front of Bastion, crouching a little bit to give himself a little bit more room to maneuver should it come down to a fight. ”Watch what you say to my master,” he said as he gave a little snort, looking at her with sharp eyes, eyes that were very protective of the male in question. He would die to protect his master and he wasn’t afraid to do so should his master’s life be in any sort of danger. His master was the only thing keeping him alive after all and he wouldn’t let some low-life kill his owner and master.
But then his master spoke and he looked at the skull and then watched as the skull was offered back. He was a bit unsure about this and watched closely, making sure that no harm came to the smaller male that he was with. He moved to the side too to give ample vision to the moose that was the present for them. He moved over to Bastion as he seemed to be so sad, standing behind him closely. ”It’s okay master. It is the way that nature happens. The horns shed this time of year,” he said as he gave him a little nod of his head before he looked back to the female. He saw no need to say anything else to him or to the girl, figuring that the female would be able to understand his master. Standing at the ready, he no longer seemed to be raring for a fight. He just seemed to be waiting, and watching, just like he always did. He was always on the lookout, ever watching, ever waiting.
