01-01-2009, 11:38 PM
Sankor's logic seemed perfect by his standards. Join the pack that Alexey had come from and they would be reunited with their long lost sister faster than if he jung around the borders from time to time waiting on her return. She didn't even know he was back and from the fighting that Ade and she had done she probably wouldn't search out the other Kiois lady as soon as she'd return. The mahogany hued male turned back towards his sibling that was reluctantly following him along. He gave her a slight smile as his paws slide through the snow softly, the border of the lands they would soon hopefully call home before him.
He really didn't know what to say to Ade, he knew that she wasn't one hundred percent happy about this idea but she hadn't had enough to argue against it, or she hadn't called him out when she had the chance. He knew she could still find some reason but he doubted that she would wait this long to do so.. but after the pain he'd caused her he wouldn't put it past the girl to get her own jabs in. He'd thought he'd been doing the right thing then and now he knew he hadn't, but this time everything about the idea seemed to be the perfect solution to it all. They didn't have to stay in a human home, they didn't have to be the world's most social creatures in the pack.. they just had to follow the rules and be likeable enough, right. No problem on his half, Ade.. he wasn't so sure of there.
Stopping along the edge of their lands he walked back and forth and waited for Ade who was taking her own sweet time in joining him at the border. He flicked his eyes back to where she was coming from as he smiled again, hoping that she wouldn't hold the grudge against him forever.. but he knew that a woman's scorn was a cruel cruel thing.. and this was only just the beginning.
He really didn't know what to say to Ade, he knew that she wasn't one hundred percent happy about this idea but she hadn't had enough to argue against it, or she hadn't called him out when she had the chance. He knew she could still find some reason but he doubted that she would wait this long to do so.. but after the pain he'd caused her he wouldn't put it past the girl to get her own jabs in. He'd thought he'd been doing the right thing then and now he knew he hadn't, but this time everything about the idea seemed to be the perfect solution to it all. They didn't have to stay in a human home, they didn't have to be the world's most social creatures in the pack.. they just had to follow the rules and be likeable enough, right. No problem on his half, Ade.. he wasn't so sure of there.
Stopping along the edge of their lands he walked back and forth and waited for Ade who was taking her own sweet time in joining him at the border. He flicked his eyes back to where she was coming from as he smiled again, hoping that she wouldn't hold the grudge against him forever.. but he knew that a woman's scorn was a cruel cruel thing.. and this was only just the beginning.