The snowy hued brute took no caution padding to this place. He had been here before, and he had become accustomed to the human here. She had proven herself worthy of his acceptance, so he had vowed to even protect her if need be.

His nares twitched as his motion ceased. Golden spheres peered about the place, as his dial tilted back and a howl was issused. He was curious to see if he would be rocognised. But his real goal was to see Starlit once again. She had been kind, despite his known status, and if anything, he felt a sort of fondness he knew his sisterwould disaprove of. But her thoughts mattered not, she wished his death for just existing, adding a reason wouldn't do any harm to it.

Fajebin's howl came to knowing ears. Moving swiftly, Starlit Eyes took leave of her vigilance on the porch, where she had been resting on. Sharp gold eyes took a sweeping survey of the yard before landing on the wolf. It seemed that he wasn't harmed; and his howl didn't indicate any sort of distress... so why was he here? Starlit wasn't sure, but that didn't make any difference. She was glad he was here.

Moving gracefully across the yard, the hybrid approached the other. Her pelt, as black as night, was speckled around the ruff with a touch of white. She looked mostly wolf, but the lab in her gave her a touch of the 'doggish' look. "Fajebin, what brings you here?" There was no aggression or assertiveness in her posture or voice.

Running around assisting her master all day was fun, usually, but she missed being able to relax and talk to someone. Well, there was Spark... but that didn't count. The hyperactive spaniel had a personality closer to a pup's than an adult's. And with Flurry and the others missing, Starlit suddenly found herself more than glad for this brute's appearance.

A smile tinged the sides of his mouth as the fae came into view. Her dark pelt brought back memories and her voice only added to such. He had of course been hostile towards the dove in the begining, but he had chosen to discard those reasons long ago and start fresh.

"Ah Starlit. I've just come to see how you and your master fair."

His tones were genuine, no hidden meanings or menevolent thoughts lurking behind his golden eyes. He had chosen her human as one to be spared, for the healing skills the two legged possesed had saved both him and Taijya... along with the now dead Magick. He had not been too close to the fae, but he knew well that Taijya had known her for a time, and so he was affected to a point.

Without quite realizing it, a smile grew over her dark muzzle as well. "Quite well. Though, there are an awful lot of animals to tend to lately." Since a water contamination last fall and a series of geothermal events a few months later, the lady had found countless creatures to tend to. Mostly little ones; amphibians, water fowl, reptiles, and rodents.

"So, how have things gone for you? Any recent raids?" She raised an eye at this, but her grinning smile showed that she still did not hold anything against Fajebin for such actions. As far as other humans went, Starlit didn't care. Her master was the one that mattered, and as long as she was alright, then all was well.

His eyes widenedly slightly tat her question, having taken special care not to bring up such action. He had through the mix to be a human lover, protective of mostly all humans, but it would seem less likly now. "One a few moons ago. We have all found a high price on our heads since. They've brought in stronger fighters to try and keep us away." A gleam in his eye showed that the word try was just that, and he would prove their tryinguseless when faced with him and his comrades. His plume swayed at the thought of returning, but first was the matter of reorganizing the troops, and finding Taijya. "You've heard of Taijya, correct?"

Starlit listened expectantly, "I might have guessed. No wonder my master keeps getting the angry calls..." The residence at the Ranch suspected her of taking care of Legendaries. After attacks, it was quite common for the Lady to get threatening phone calls from friends and relatives of the Ranch family. So far, luckily, nothing had come of it. "Taijya? Yes, I know of her. Why's that?"

As the hybrid waited for a response, she milled over what Fajebin had said. And she didn't like it too much; although she could hardly explain it to herself, she didn't want to see him hurt. Still, she wasn't about to tell him what to do and what not to do.

Her chuckled lightly at the comment, shaking his dial as his orbs looked at the ground. "Sorry about that Starlit..." His chuckled continued a moment longr before he regained his composure. "Taijya's alley, Magick, fell during that rade. It's the first casulty I've witnessed for the wolves in a good while." With this his eyes wandered a bit, thinking some into that thought before returning back to the mix. "So Starlit, I believe I've heard stories about you" A wicked smile returned to his features as he teased her. "A certain someone having a price of her own" A smile played with his features knowing this fae was no killed of mass numbers.

Her ears lowered a touch at hearing the news, unsure of how close Fajebin may have been to the fallen wolf. "I'm sorry to hear that." With his next statement, she couldn't stop a grin from encroaching on her dark muzzle. "Hard to believe, but true." The hybrid admitted, thinking back to that day. She felt a bit badly for not having visited her reptilian friend in a while, but he was probably busy with his females anyway. "Looks like we've got something in common after all."

A snicker slipped past his lips as she spoke, having known it true but still fining it a bit funny hearing her say it. "Ay I suppose we do." His snicker moved to a simple smile, sincere and pleasent. A few moment of silence pasted before he worked up enough corage to speak up in calm sattes. "You don't suppose you could leave your home for a time and come for a walk through the forest?" His eyes immediatly moved away, slightly embarased for asking.

The question was something that caught her off guard, despite how much she was pleased to hear it. She had enjoyed this brief time they spent together, and relished the idea of being with him longer. Maybe longer than just a stroll... oh, she was getting in head of herself. Starlit glanced back to the house, which was mostly quite. She could, however, hear the voices of Othello and another; there was Spark and Catalpa as well. All would be fine. "I would love too." She said after only a short pause to be sure no immediate dangers lurkered around.