Tribulation

The black mare had come here, leaving behind her herd and son, even. She needed to correct something--hopefully. She was the daughter of South of Heaven's leader, with that she prayed that they would listen to her. Kahvi listened to Ruffienne. Would they listen to Soulbane's mate.

Soulbane had a death warrant on his head. Tribulation knew he broke the alliance, and she'd come to save his ass. "Hello? I've come to see Saydin or Kahvi, I am Ruffienne of South of Heaven's daughter." Tribulation made sure she'd throw that out. Tribulation was scared. If they didn't remove their death warrant from Soulbane, and issued war on him, Ruffienne would have to take herself and Rapture away from her eternal mate.

Kahvi; Nightshade

Kahvi strode toward Tribulation, seeming a bit angered. This horse's herd had wronged the Sedge Creek pack, and now they'd have to pay. Tribulation herself, though, was safe for now. She was Ruffienne's daughter and that saved her. Soulbane - and his buddies who came to the 'rescue' when Saydin was hunting - had to go.

"What is it you want? Speak quickly. A war is starting." Soulbane would likely be an enemy. He'd have to put up a fight, surrender, or die.

Nightshade circled around the mare, glancing at her father for instructions, though he gave her none. So she spoke, "Your mate seems too self-righteous to make things right himself. Figures you'd have to come here and fix what he broke." She chuckled darkly. "Smart mare." With that, she circled back around beside Kahvi, her pale yellow eyes on the horse.

Saydin

She moved silently behind the mare, her dark laughter echoing throughout the clearing. Careful now, little mare. We don't just take back our death warrants. Indeed, Saydins bright eyes had that insane spark in them again, those yellow eyes fever bright. The punishment for Soulbane was great, and even if she said she would take the death warrant off, it was highly unlikely. She could just offer another some information, and the stallion would be killed. But not by her fangs. That was something that irritated her indeed. She wanted him to suffer. Are you sure you can pay the price? Her voice was deadly quiet as she came to stand next to her mate. The blackish blue female was staring straight into the horses eyes. For all her

Tribulation

Tribulation was unfazed by the viciousness and the blood savvy nature of these creatures. She stared, unblinking, at Saydin for a moment. Tribulation had feared it would wind down to this, and she wasn't going to sacrifice her young child for a brief sense of bravery. No, Tribulation was much smarter than that. She knew her mother would never forgive her if Tribulation tried to declare war on them. "I understand your reasons. If there is no possible way to persuade you, I will have to leave now," Tribulation replied stiffly, staring at Nightshade for a moment. Soulbane had been stupid to get in the crosshairs of Sedge Creek. "It was his mistake and I will not interfer with your death warrants, Lady Saydin." Tribulation didn't move, allowing the wolves to let her go, rather. Tribulation was a bit shaken by how viril these animals were. Another reason why Tribulation wasn't going to call war upon them because of her mates' foolish actions. "And, no, I cannot pay the price. His actions are his actions, and I'm not here to fix it all for him," Tribulation replied coldly.

But, now, a new terror set in. Soulbane was an enemy of Ruffienne, practically. Ruffienne wouldn't wait a heartbeat to take Tribulation and Rapture away from Soulbane. That was the only reason Tribulation had come here, to ensure she'd still be with her mate. But now...it seemed impossible to stop Ruffienne.