Azul

the hunter was leaner than what he used to be. Voids where hollow and sunken. His once thick coat was limp and he was tired. He knew he had promised not to return until he had found their son but he had some news she might like. Unable to walk to far he laid down a soft back emitting for his love. As soon as he had rested he would be leaving again.

Kekochoi

The alphas yearling daughter trotted in hearing her fathers call. She sat next to him and said softly "Papa....Mama went to see Mama Karai. She will be back soon. SHe just wanted to see Karai and to tell you that she would be back soon." She watched her father through mismatched eyes staring hard at him. She made a vow to herself right then and there. Abamacho would pay for what he had done to their parents. She would make sure that Soleda payed for her own sins but first she would start with her law defying brother.

Kianga

The yearling fae trotted up beside Keko, a nudge telling the other that she was glad to see her friend again. Her eyes met Kekochoi's, and she saw in them the same determination that she knew was in hers. Her eyes sent her a message, saying We have to talk later, away from the parents.

But her voice was light as she turned to Azul, a little bow indicating that he needn't get up. Welcome back, alphen. We are glad to see you return. And she paused, almost unwilling to speak. Papa has returned... but could find no trace of either Soleda or Abamacho. I'm... sorry, sir. And her head bowed a fraction, still disturbed by the whole recent run of events, but she turned her face up to her friend, and back to her parents, and let those images beat back the one of Soleda. Planting a wavery smile on her face, she waited.

Kekochoi

She stared hard into her friends eyes then turned back to her father. "Papa me and Kianga are going to go to the tall grass praire. Maybe we will find somebody who has seen Abamacho or Soleda." She turned and began to trot away turning back to her friend silently. Lets go Her eyes said. She trotted to the praire silently watching wolves fight, wolves hunt wolves plotting all around her.

Azul

the hunter couldn't stand if he had wanted to he was to worn and pulled about emotionly. He smiled to his daughter nuzzling her coat in a father's protective way.

|Be careful. And do consider your brother dangeroous.|

Kianga

Kianga smiled a little, glad that he was well enough, at least, to smile. She bowed her head once more, saying, May the winds wing you home safe after the task is complete, safe and sound, alphen. And she darted forward quickly, a little nuzzle of her own given before darting away again, wordlessly leaving the terra after Keko.

Moon Spirit

The thin alphess moved silently into the terra after hearing Azuls call from Karais pack. She saw her mate and hurried over as fast as she could which in her condition wasnt very fast but she was making an attempt. She lay down next to him nuzzling his neck and resting her head upon him. He was home.

Azul

the timber wolf lifted his skull from his resting spot still to tired to move. As his mix matching voids landed upon his love he could have sprang and raced to her if he been able to. He watched her hurry to him. to him she was as lovely as the day they first met. As he rested her head upon him he sighed leaning into her gently not wanting to hurt her with his full weight he felt good to feel her again.

Moon Spirit

She smiled at her mate and said softly "Azul neither of us can continue on like this. We both need rest and food. Even if we find Abamacho we will not be able to make him come back home with us." She watched him carefully hoping she made sense. Seeing Karai had knocked some into her that was for sure. Abamacho was of age so he could leave if he so chose. She glanced in the direction that there daughter had disappeared and had a feeling that this mmay be one of the last times she would see her small daughter.

Azul

His mate made perfect sense he knew it he just didn't want to admit it. Mix matched voids followed her gaze to where their daughter had vanished. To him Abamacho was dangerous would he be angry enough with them to take it out on his siblings? He shouldn't have let her go. But he was too weak to stop her.

|YOur right, love. I feel responsible for all this. I was too harsh that day.|

Moon Spirit

She watched him closely for a moment then said softly "No you werent. Any good father would have done the same. He is stubburn. We all see that. He is not weak though. He will strive for years to come and one day he shall come back to us." She to wondered if he was a threat to Kekochoi or his other siblings like Kenie and the others. She also wondered about the up coming war and if they to would get dragged into it.