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Haku Soul · 01-04-2010, 08:26 AM

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Ending this. If you want you can add a last post where she goes up to the cabin to seek help. SSWM 851

She laughed as she said no thanks to babysitting Night Thames if there were other, more foolish wolves that did. Yes, Alexey Koios was not entirely his cup of tea and the fact that she had taken the little bastard child in had not pleased him – this despite the fact that he actually told her that it would be her problem and decision whether or not the child could stay or be sent off and away. Nothing could make him like the thought of caring and providing for that bitch’s daughter, not even if this was indirectly. The treacherous Thames woman had ruined too much and held an obsession that had only ruined her. It had been a surprise to hear that the reddish woman had taken her own life. It had been yet another proof of her pathetic ways. He was glad she had though, though his satisfaction would have been stronger and truer felt if it had been his teeth that had separated the woman from life. From how the child had behaved today, he was certain that the traits of the mother were buried deep with her ebony body. Mother like daughter, and even if she had openly shown the girl that she cared more about herself than her own child, the girl would continue to walk in her too large shoes. Haku thought little of this though, for he too was a horrible father who would have preferred that females had the brains to cancel their pregnancies by shifting instead of carrying them forth and pointing him out as a father again and again.

Tokyo Chance was large with children and he was certain that they were his. The black adult wandering next to him changed topic and expressed curiosity about the happenings at Dahlia de Mai’s borders. ”Someone who wishes this pack harm.” his simple reply sounded, for this was the obvious. He thought of perhaps adding a few sentences to the answer he had given her, but decided not to. He was not truly a man of words and his answer should be good enough. Perhaps there were other objectives for the criminal other than to frighten and possibly harm Dahlians, but they could not know because there were no clear suspects. Haku knew who his suspect was, but he doubted the contribution would do him any well. People would find their criminal soon enough if they just cared more. He wondered if they missed their dear Rosea. She had not seen the ivory ex-alphess after he had overthrown her and taken the throne as his own, and neither had he seen the black Lillith that he had assigned to her to make sure that the demoted leader would not do anything foolish and expose him. The lands of Dahlia seemed to hold on to their tranquillity, but not knowing made the male aggravated, and that was not a good thing.

He was not oblivious of the female’s injuries, but paid them little attention because of the simple fact that he could not do anything about it. The faster they walked the quicker she would find assistance. She was weak now – weaker than any member should be allowed to be. For a moment he regretted not putting her into the omega rank, but he knew little of how quickly her injury would be treated. She seemed eager and obedient enough, so he had given her the benefit of the doubt, though this was something he rarely did. There was only disappointment to find in other canines, this he knew with certainty. Of course they could surprise from time to time, but he never expected much of them anymore. Cabins were slowly travelling into their visions as they walked and he singled out the one that held the strongest scent of presence. Alexey Koios and Conor Soul lived here. Although he resented his son for training with Susquehanna – Haku’s own aunt, it would be necessary for the future. Haku knew what he wanted for the pack and a wave of crimson would come and take them soon. ”My son lives here, he may be able to help your wounds.” was the male’s very late answer to her last question of where they were going.

Now, the chocolate coated Rosen stopped. He had no interest of interacting with any of the creatures that lived in that cottage. ”Here is where I leave you. Don’t be afraid, their wish will only be to help you. Tell them that their alpha sent you here for treatment of your injuries.” simple as that. Of course he could have come with her and said these words for her, but he had no interest of doing that. She would have to get acquainted with her fellow pack members soon enough and this was one way of throwing her into it. He turned around to leave, not even considering a word of goodbye to the newly accepted member. It was not out of obvious rudeness he did this – the thought of unnecessary interaction just never hit him.

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