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Sabriel doesn't know what it would be like to be a parent, for the times such a thing had been tried, nothing had ever come of it. He wasn't upset by that fact, he simply went on as usual. He was sure that he wouldn't be upset if Micteca never had any, and he wasn't. Still, the problem could have very well been him, but he didn't think too much on it. Micteca probably would have had a hard time with pups between them anyway, as she was one of the smallest wolves he had ever seen, and he was on the tall scale of things. Sabriel wouldn't have wanted to really risk that kind of loss, so he had never pressed about the situation. He just went on, and told himself that he didn't need a blood family. He would be happy with gypsies thriving again.
So far that wasn't going well, but he could be patient on it. He was, honestly. It was the life that he had chosen, and if he could keep to it, he would. For now, however, he was soaking in the fact that he could finally see color, that everything blossomed out from the pull he had towards the one female he was walking closer towards. She was smiling, good natured it seemed when he walked to her, pausing some feet away. She spoke, and he smiled back to her. "Hello. I was just wondering if you're doing alright.. and this might sound strange, but I seem to feel drawn to you." He responded, hoping that his words did not scare her off or anything. Or his looks. He didn't look normal, really. More like a borzoi with his tall thinness. It often concerned others.
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male -- eleven -- mate to micteca -- soulbound to none -- gypsy
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