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Posted on October 17, 2013 at 01:30:01 PM by R U V I N D R A
| Of course she had noticed the change within him - how could she not have? She had practically been his ghost each and every day since the war; if she were not somewhere by his side then she was undoubtedly shadowing from a distance. It had fast become secondary nature to her, particularly with her youngest children having begun to seek more independence from her. Honestly, she detested the age at which they found themselves - yearlings were more adventurous than ever and were finally beginning to seek separation and whatnot. It was... agitating, and nerve wracking to imagine that they (like the others) might leave her alone in Iromar. Perhaps that is why she followed Paldor so closely, so obsessively. He was a permanent fixture, even more a part of Iromar than the mist it seemed. If all the others left then surely he would be there still. No, she had not been requested to his side by either he or Ishtar but it meant little in the end. Ultimately, whatever Alpha blood still ran in her veins insisted that she not allow pack to enter new territory without her, and she desired to see first hand the new land and its leader. New packs had seemingly become a rare thing in the world and she was, perhaps, a little anxious over the change. Along with a new pack came the risk of more conflict and tighter competition for resources - it was enough to make any wolf on high alert. Thus, she had followed he and his makeshift group at a distance, remaining out of sight each and every turn of the way as she loped in the shadows. It was good, too, to finally leave Iromar once more after having spent so long tending to her own wounds along with her mate's - the world hadn't changed, and that was comforting enough. It was merely a new pack that they needed to investigate, and even she hoped for the same neutrality as Ishtar seemingly did. At the border, she had broken away somewhat, placing herself at a comfortable distance where she might better watch the wolves of Iromar and Taviora. It also gave her the prime location to watch Paldor who ate more of his strange seeds, something that made her frown to herself in disgruntlement. The change in him had been bothering her for some time though she dare not bring it up with him - he was unlike so many others, and she did not wish to put strain on him anymore than his own mind did. For now, she was merely happy to remain as his guardian, ever watching and ever attentive. She had experience with these acts of diplomacy and if it came down to it, she would emerge completely - for now, she was but a ghost. The first one came to her attention immediately for he was small, young, like her own sons. The red that marked his pelt had caused her to perk up slightly, a brow rising in curiosity as she watched him - his appearance was indeed familiar but the idea of an Angel-bred boy residing anywhere other than Diveen was an unlikely scenario, or so she thought. For the most part, they seemed to remain in their birth pack but still, she kept a keen eye on him as he spoke. He, however, was not so important for he was but a young boy, hardly the one to make decisions regarding alliances and the like. What was important was the Alpha, and no sooner than she had begun to contemplate on his identity did he show. Immediately, her head swung towards him, her eyes narrowed as she watched him - she felt her hackles rise slightly along her spine, anticipating the worst for her mate at that point. Ah, the male was indeed a familiar face; had she not seen him fight along side the Diveen wolves? Had he not been the one to put Chernobyl half way into the grave? If he had fought for Isola, than Ruvindra could only be safe to assume that he held a grudge over those that had aimed to decimate his once-Queen. Still... she would not move. Her location was good enough; close enough to break the distance in some minute or two, but far enough away that she could hopefully evade being noticed until the time was right. Soon, she figured, but for now she would merely observe and hope for their sake, all grudges were put aside.  |
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