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Posted on July 21, 2015 at 04:05:18 AM by c o v e t
The fact that the angels would rather be ruled by non-blood than their own blood was a little astounding to Covet. It made him realize that blood was not truly the important thing to them, but the practices that they did and held. Otherwise, with Ambrosia on the Diveen throne, they would have returned. Instead, they were more happy to stay under the rules of other leaders, and that made Covet wonder a few different things. That, and it made him want to do more damage to those who tried to take Diveen back. That, and Covet would make sure his own bloodline realized that each other had to come first, and if any of them stepped put pf line, Covet would turn on them as well. This would be the way of things.
And for these reasons, Covet had created the deal of Diveen, and had told Dieloch that once they got to know each other more, the getting of another pack for the male could be in order. Covet had plans on all of this already, knowing that Ambrosia could fail and that if there was no peace with what he had tried to do.. he would have to make a stand, a statement.. something would have to be done. All of this had gone through Covet's mind already, and he had something set as a possiblity for Dieloch, too, if all went according to, well, plan b. There were always to be fallbacks on this sort of thing, and Covet had them. He had hoped that the angels were more adaptive and family oriented, but it was clear to Covet that it wasn't blood, but power for them. No rest for the wicked, though he had known better than to rely on the idea in the first place. For now, Covet would see where the conversation with Dieloch went and go from there. There was time to kill before he had to act. He listens to Dieloch's words on agreeing about Fathom's fear, though not knowing of what the fear was for. Covet knew why, but he would get to that soon enough. Right now he wants to hear what Dieloch had to say. A sister named Boleyn, but he did not know where she was. This was something Covet had to look into as well, then. Of course the next words gained his attention, the way Dieloch had been lost and to what to. Covet was displeased with this, but glad that at least Dieloch was here now. More from Dieloch, the desire of things normal wolves did not clicked something in Covet's mind, and as Dieloch spoke more of wolf blood and why the issue was thought to be there, Covet had to keep himself from frowning. Two so far out of four. But on Dieloch goes, and Covet can sense that Dieloch was laying it all out on the line here, not knowing what Covet might think or say of it. But, Covet had answers. "The cravings for blood of our own kind is something I was born with, and have passed down to you, and probably Melek. It can be a rough thing to deal with, I know. And that is what Fathom feared." Two answers in one, but this was family stuff, and such should be given freely, Covet thinks. Dieloch deserves to know. |
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