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Saul Stormbringer · 05-20-2012, 05:43 AM

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Saul Lupus is by Alaine!

He could practically feel the nervous tension in the female and he remained in a friendly but dominant posture. He knew it was a good thing, for her to be nervous, but the more compassionate side of him didn't want to make her feel uncomfortable. She appeared to recover, although as she spoke her tone remained perhaps nervous and timid. She apologised for intruding, although she sat a respectful distance from their freshly marked borderlines and this was more than acceptable. Afterall, it was half the reason for establishing these boundaries, to provide a clear place for outsiders to request an audience. He wanted to inform her as such but as she introduced herself and almost revealed what she was hear for, the sound of approaching steps caused his ears to swivel back and he caught the distinct voice of Miskunn calling the female's name.

He looked around, his stomach giving its customary flip when he saw Lilin running beside the older Stormbringer. Miskunn wasted no time crossing their boundary lines and throwing her arm around the lone female while Lilin came to a stop beside him. He was unable to resist leaning just slightly in to her, the brush of their fur mingling and his weight pressed to her body once before he backed off and fixed green eyes to the two females outside their boundaries. Eydiss, as she had introduced herself to be, spoke to Miskunn now in answer to her question and Saul listened carefully. He had been through this process innumerable times, in both Dahlia de Mai and Ichika. Both packs had differing ways of accepting members into the pack, but the principal was the same. It seemed Miskunn would be explaining on behalf of the lone female now, as Saul trained green eyes on the Godja.

Her revelation that this female was family came as a shock to him and he glanced back over at the female. Now that Miskunn had revealed her lineage, he could see the typical Stormbringer colouring to her- dark colours, bright blue eyes. He remembered Niernan's revelation about Saul and his siblings lineage, how they were unnatural, taboo perhaps. Although Niernan's own father had been a mixture of Stormbringer and Dawnrunner, so he supposed it was easy for Saul to accept Niernan's truth. It seemed Eydiss had inherited the distinctive Stormbringer lines, despite the light Miskunn painted him to be. It appeared unfaithfullness and abandonment ran strong in Stormbringer genes and he nodded softly towards Eydiss. He understood her situation, perhaps better than most.

Miskunn continued on her explanation and Saul soaked up the details thoroughly. He took this process very seriously and was vigilant in listening to what Miskunn had to offer. He wasn't particularly surprised that the older female had found Eydiss before now- she seemed to be everywhere and know everything about their family... and all their illegitimate children. Miskunn's opinion was taken with the soft incline of his head and a smile, a silent thank you for the influx of information she'd given. It certainly gave a well rounded picture of the female who still sat in front of them. In his mind, he was going over his checklist of questions he knew he must ask. He'd had an in depth account of where she came from and why she was here. He returned his emerald gaze to Eydiss, the friendly smile still displayed.

We welcome you to our family Eydiss, it is a pleasant surprise, as ever, to find more of our relatives here. Tell me, what skills do you possess that can benefit Vinátta? He asked, tone kind. He had no intention of interrogating her, but there were questions that needed to be answered and he asked them in the least confrontational way as possible. His posture remained patient, although his skin itched to press against Lilin once more. It was a difficult line to balance on.

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