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Are you wanting to wrap this thread up soon or no? ^=^500+
Cwmfen laughed that quiet, golden laugh. "I’m glad that we’ve made you feel so at ease. Most of the Dahlians are welcoming creatures—there are only a few with whom you will need to be careful and understanding. And you will know when you meet them.” It was better for Rath to know about such matters now. But Cwmfen would not name specifics—after all, while there were a few that did not take well to anyone, each individual proved to be looked upon differently. But it was not something with which to be overly concerned; it was, after all, expected that all members were to respect and bring no harm to one another, to protect each other whether in peace or in war. And the Adonis believed that Rath would fit in well, especially with the males who had equally attractive personalities such as Sankor, Ril’o, and Slay. "But you won’t have to worry much,” the female assured the male with a soft smile. "You will gain the trust of the others quickly. And your personality will fit in just fine.”
Cwmfen’s white orbs looked out into the woods as he spoke of co-ranks. The female seemed to always question her new acquaintances of Dahlia with such an inquiry, but it made her curious. And she could learn the nature of their personality through even the decision or thought process. And if she could gain nothing of their personality, at least she could better understand their character. The Adonis did not often meet with the other members of the pack, being the solitary creature that she was, and she sought to learn as much as she could so that she may understand better the members of the pack that she now helped to lead. She was about to ask what a carpenter was when he explained it to her, and she nodded in understanding. It seemed that this male was as passionate about his trade of creating things with wood as she was with her martial art. "When you obtain the rank of Circèe, you may decide to choose a co-rank if you wish. Talk to the other members too; they will help you with anything you need.”
When the male took apparent interest in a particular edifice, the woad warrior followed him. But when the male entered to explore, the warrior remained without, allowing him the space his mind may need. Only the clear, white gaze followed him in, peering into the darkness of the ancient, human remain. It was just like any other building to the female, but she thought that the male would know better than she what it was that he desired. The black fae leaned slightly upon the spear as she adjusted her weight, careful to avoid the sharp movements that would invoke the sharper pains. When the male returned, she smiled to him. "I think that it will suite your purposes well.” While she did not know much of human things, it had the room and proximity to the forest that he desired. “You may claim this place as your own, if you so desire.”
Are you wanting to wrap this thread up soon or no? ^=^500+
Cwmfen laughed that quiet, golden laugh. "I’m glad that we’ve made you feel so at ease. Most of the Dahlians are welcoming creatures—there are only a few with whom you will need to be careful and understanding. And you will know when you meet them.” It was better for Rath to know about such matters now. But Cwmfen would not name specifics—after all, while there were a few that did not take well to anyone, each individual proved to be looked upon differently. But it was not something with which to be overly concerned; it was, after all, expected that all members were to respect and bring no harm to one another, to protect each other whether in peace or in war. And the Adonis believed that Rath would fit in well, especially with the males who had equally attractive personalities such as Sankor, Ril’o, and Slay. "But you won’t have to worry much,” the female assured the male with a soft smile. "You will gain the trust of the others quickly. And your personality will fit in just fine.”
Cwmfen’s white orbs looked out into the woods as he spoke of co-ranks. The female seemed to always question her new acquaintances of Dahlia with such an inquiry, but it made her curious. And she could learn the nature of their personality through even the decision or thought process. And if she could gain nothing of their personality, at least she could better understand their character. The Adonis did not often meet with the other members of the pack, being the solitary creature that she was, and she sought to learn as much as she could so that she may understand better the members of the pack that she now helped to lead. She was about to ask what a carpenter was when he explained it to her, and she nodded in understanding. It seemed that this male was as passionate about his trade of creating things with wood as she was with her martial art. "When you obtain the rank of Circèe, you may decide to choose a co-rank if you wish. Talk to the other members too; they will help you with anything you need.”
When the male took apparent interest in a particular edifice, the woad warrior followed him. But when the male entered to explore, the warrior remained without, allowing him the space his mind may need. Only the clear, white gaze followed him in, peering into the darkness of the ancient, human remain. It was just like any other building to the female, but she thought that the male would know better than she what it was that he desired. The black fae leaned slightly upon the spear as she adjusted her weight, careful to avoid the sharp movements that would invoke the sharper pains. When the male returned, she smiled to him. "I think that it will suite your purposes well.” While she did not know much of human things, it had the room and proximity to the forest that he desired. “You may claim this place as your own, if you so desire.”