As he had first thought, Iromar was quite sundry in its residents; where Aithne seemed cool and calm, the dark female left him gasping for breath right after their collision. Aithne seemed pretty nice or at the very least respectable, but the other was an explosion waiting to happen. However at his barrage of question in response to her own, she take a step back; showing obvious distaste for such.

He was silently soaking up the words his sister spoke, filing them away to make more sense of later. After all with the little time his parents had spent with him, not much was about family history. He couldn't help but notice some similarities to his own story, instead of speaking he remains silent placing all that she told him it his steal trap of a mind; should she say anything contradictory to her story he'll hold her accountable for it.

Up until now dealing with his sister, he had put up relatively emotionless mask; however the mask falls from his face as something snaps at her words. He grits his teeth, forcing his silence until she finishes. however as her last word fades from the air he lets an almost cruel chuckle slip through his lips, one that's much darker than his normal personality; it rare for him to get mad, even more rare for him to show it. "Congratulations my dear sister, you actually managed to get me a bit ticked off. Now don't get me wrong, I get your anger towards our parents; after all with the similarities of our upbringings, I’d have to be pretty dense not to be able to relate in some way. You at the very least had some sort of father figure, whereas the two of you are the only socialization I’ve had since they disappeared. Now make sure you hear me, and hear me well; I and my siblings aren't replacements, you can't replace a wolf with another no matter how hard you try. And if they did try, then they are fools. It’s one thing if they saw us as second chances, but that's completely different from what you are implying. I and my siblings are additions, nothing more, nothing less. Okay?"He said in sickly sweet voice. However being able to say what his anger was on his mind vanished as quickly as it had appeared.

Part of him knew that he was pushing his luck where he probably shouldn't, Aithne's look only served to confirm it and he bows his head slightly in apology. He saw the warnings gave him, but promptly ignored them. He suppressed a laugh at his sister's reaction to his impulsive movement. Then meets her gaze and she scowls at him. I catch her quiet statement. "Perhaps you're right, but I could say the same to you. I don't really care one way or the other is ever deciding to forgive mom and dad; that's between you and them. Me and my siblings have nothing to do with that, so leave us out of it. I’m my own wolf and will make my own decisions based off how I feel, just as you do. Though from our little...." He paused a moment searching for the right word. "Chat, it seems you take them leaving as an insult, where I take it as a compliment. Either way I won't allow the past to cloud my future, keeping grudges only serves to be a weight in the heart that no one needs."

His sister changes her attention onto Aithne, and appears apologetic. He patiently waits for her to finish, before speaking up. "I too am sorry, for my outburst on your land. Though if I may say so I feel that everything said and done was needed." Then laying down before her, and simply waits.