“Kalgalath’s son…” She muttered softly, she seemed to be in distant thought, momentarily caught within a web of memories. But the moment soon passed as joy and excitement seized her features. Her breath become erratic from the smile that curved upon her features. The dark spectre’s gaze darted upwards with a sudden alertness. “Yes.” She chirped. “Your eyes – it makes perfect sense! Though I wasn’t aware he had an older son…I see that you’ve gotten his good looks too, how lucky.” Her voice was light and breathy, falling from her jaws in a muddled and unusually quick pace. Immaturity and naivety was prominent in her character – she wasn't even aware that she might have been irritating to someone unused to her excitable disposition. She wanted nothing more but to exercise her limbs in play. She withheld herself however, understanding that she was in more mature company. Until she knew of their personality, she could only tremble in cheerfulness. Leila’s spirit would be tamed one day but at her age now, she was barely an adult – the thought of life only excited her.

As she gazed up at her friend’s son, giggles fell from her maw in a childish manner. She was easily excited for the simple reason that interesting things rarely happened to her. The activity in Aurora hadn’t been large as of late. Chiron had returned, as Chenzii informed her but though glad for her happiness – it was not something that affected the maiden's life. Harries had certainly carried out an unforgettable meeting but it was not an event she gazed back on with any fondness. She had not left the pack land since. Her laid-back attitude created a barrier which wolves would rarely be able to see through. Wolves in Aurora Borealis did not threaten her, and she would find no fear in being in their presence however strangers on the outside terrified her. If the darkened lady was to come across him once again she didn’t know what she would do. He would surely have his way with her… She understood that the best thing to do would be to tell someone but was it possible? The incident had ben her fault.

When Aindreas rose and dipped into a courteous bow a smile softly graced her kissers. It was small but spread once she glanced over to Chenzii who appeared to be stifling a laugh. Once he regained his seat, Leila’s gaze found its way back to the pallid brute. It is my pleasure to make each of your acquaintances. “And mine,” she commented in honey like lyrics. Both Chenzii and Aindreas had made dignified greetings but she decided to take it half way. She placed one paw outwards and dipped her head forward. A lazy bow would be a title to suit it perfectly.

It is a pleasure to meet you Aindreas. I am not surprised to hear you are Kalgalath’s kin. I am sorry for my hostility before, I did not know of your rights here. Chenzii’s words fell softly upon her ears. Leila did not believe that Chenzii had anything to apologise for, she had only been looking out for her home. If anyone was in the wrong, it was her. She should have been more cautious. Thankfully, this brute was in fact free to roam Aurora. “So, what pack do you come from if you don’t me asking?”



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