behind her was a vision

Kaena Lykoi · 01-20-2010, 06:50 AM

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GLUE, STAT D: 326.

The younger canine's question brought something like a smirk to the hybrid's face, and she took a few steps forward, closing the lacuna between the pair of canines. The girl's bright yellowy eyes peered at her, and the hybrid replied, quite simply: "Bones. They were alive once, they are not alive any longer. Their eyes don't see anymore." There was a strange sort of necklace on the youth's neck, wilted flowers of some sort—the silvery coyote didn't quite know what to make of this youth. She hadn't responded to the attempt at chastizing her; instead the other canine now inquired on her father, something that didn't strike Kaena as terribly odd. Inferni was populated by a majority of men; there were perhaps fifteen or more coyotes who might have been the child's father within the clan at this moment. Only a few of them were her sons, true—there was Gabriel, Razekiel, Vitium, Samael... hell, this could even be a wayward child of Enigma or Jael. They were just about reproducing age, anyway.

Kaena was not one to make assumptions, but a hope that this might be some unknown grandchild of her own leapt to her heart—there were a few of her own sons within Inferni, and they had traveled quite far in their time. She looked at the other canine more closely, tilting her head to the side. "Who's your father?" There was certainly some curiosity in her voice; she was eager to discover the identity of this young canine. If she wanted to stay, she could stay, regardless of whether her father was here or not—Inferni would not turn children away, though this certainly wasn't a safe time for her. Better she remain in Inferni than wander near Dahlia and end up getting killed. "You can stay, either way," she offered, thinking it would be practically inhumane to allow the pup to continue to wander about, wilting flowers around her neck.

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