08-28-2008, 07:40 PM
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Out of his three siblings, he felt as though Ayegali was the most cautious when speaking to him. She wasn’t Itsihnalv’s total opposite — as the overly-peaceful Dohi was — and yet she knew how to handle his temper, which was good. Many that Itsi had crossed over the years simply decided not to grant him a second chance, not that he deserved one some of the time. He had to imagine that, out of his siblings, he was perhaps the one with the most chaos in his heart. He saw little issue in it, however; the world was full of balance and chaos, and you lived with the hand that you were dealt.
He didn’t ease up the slightest bit when she mentioned that there was no one else like them up here — it didn’t surprise him, and mostly just put him more on edge. He realized after a while of thinking that other Luperci didn’t really like things that they didn’t seem to understand. The tribe’s different customs and rituals were something that they couldn’t grasp, and responded badly to. She continued somewhat mildly, stating things in a way that didn’t make his mind spring to action immediately. The only thing he managed to do was flick his ear roughly when she mentioned him being interested in them; Itsihnalv, obviously, was not fond of outsiders by themselves. Them joining the tribe, however, was something he might not ever truly accept totally. He could manage to tolerate it, though.
It did make sense, however, that there might be so many packs because things were somewhat peaceful. Otherwise, they would be tearing one another asunder constantly. He wasn’t going to allow himself to be pacified that easily, though, so he merely shrugged. He glanced away just in time to catch her last statement, which sent his near-black eyes riveting right back to her. He stared with a hard gaze at his older sister, silently simmering. Finally, he said, in a low tone, “Alone?” Obviously, he did not want his older sister and chieftainess wandering into packlands to meet with unknown leaders alone. He would want someone else with her… if not him himself.