03-11-2012, 05:10 PM
Truth be told the woman had not expected company and had let her guard down in those few moments she had finally got the chance to sink into the warm waters of the spring. Her eyes were half lidded as the slight movement of the other Lykoi caused one orb to flash open as she eyed him closely. She knew who he was by sight and scent though she really had never been given a chance to talk to the male. It struck a nerve of sorts, making her think for the blink of an eye that Helotes was possibly sending his siblings out to watch her. She was a force to be respected, she did not need babysitters.. but after a moment that thought faded away as she watched the male as he slowly began to join her in the waters. Zana sighed softly and gave up the grudge. It was too nice here to worry about petty drama and foolish men.
She closed her eyes again and spoke, "You may stay..." She almost wanted to add, if you don't talk about Helotes, but she didn't. It was spiteful and childish. She knew how she felt about the man but his own actions and his own thoughts were just that, his own. She would not and could not control him, he was a proud thing, a male of the Lykoi clan, branded and true, unlike her. She laid claim to the clan by name only though she knew it must be true she had yet to look in the one place she believed the answers lay.
"I see you rarely..." she said suddenly as she opened both grey lilac orbs and watched the male as she balanced on her perch. She didn't know much about Helotes family and she wondered what kind of creature this one was.
She closed her eyes again and spoke, "You may stay..." She almost wanted to add, if you don't talk about Helotes, but she didn't. It was spiteful and childish. She knew how she felt about the man but his own actions and his own thoughts were just that, his own. She would not and could not control him, he was a proud thing, a male of the Lykoi clan, branded and true, unlike her. She laid claim to the clan by name only though she knew it must be true she had yet to look in the one place she believed the answers lay.
"I see you rarely..." she said suddenly as she opened both grey lilac orbs and watched the male as she balanced on her perch. She didn't know much about Helotes family and she wondered what kind of creature this one was.