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RE: when it all falls down - Lorcan - Dec 12, 2017 [dohtml]
The father had just about had enough with his daughter’s constant back chat. As he caught sight of Lachesis approaching them, Lorcan done his best to ignore @Oksana in the hope that it would encourage her to keep quiet. It didn’t and when the dark pup dared to raise her voice towards him in front of her leader, Lorcan decided to take immediate action. The father had never had to put her in her place so harshly before but this time it seemed entirely warranted.[/dohtml] RE: when it all falls down - Oksana - Dec 12, 2017 [dohtml] Her father had never done anything like grab her muzzle before, Oksana didn't really know what to think or how to react. So she just stayed still a ehinr leaving her before he finally let go. She knew she was wrong to speak to him as she had a but what was she supposed to do? The pup was only moments from losing her father forever, it was the last thing she wanted. She felt like she needed to fight hard so that he knew she wanted him in her life.
She was quiet as he spoke of the news they had learned when she found him at Whitestone. When she wanted to speak she tried to politely let her father know by putting her paw on his leg. She had a question because she was worried about Cyril, would he be okay? She remembered how she had felt when she had found out about her grandmum and how sad her mum had been. Cyril had been so upset when she had last seen him and even though he wasn't very nice to her that didn't mean she wouldn't worry about him. Her father looked at her though, that was all he did.
The pups ears flattened against her head as things started to come together in her mind. She took her paw off Lorcans leg as the pieces started to fit together. The way he had been in such a hurry to get her back to Hearthwood and how he didn't even want to give her or her mother a chance. The times he had left, all of it left her wondering if he even wanted to he her father. Did he want a daughter anymore? She felt foolish for even going after him now that he had made it white clear he didn't want to hear anymore from her, did he even care about her?
The pup looked up at her father as he spoke about his plan a tear slipping down her check. Then she nodded to herself. Maybe it was better she stayed in Hearthwood and not because it was safe, because her father wanted to forget about her and her mother. Oksana rose to her paws and with her head down and tail hanging limply behind her she crossed the border to Lachesis side. Then she pressed her dark face into his pale fur. RE: when it all falls down - Lachesis - Dec 13, 2017 [dohtml] This was not like the first time Lorcán had disappeared—where he had a legitimate excuse for his absence. This time the tawny healer had made the choice to leave, without speaking to either his baby mama or his leader about the thoughts that plagued his mind. XIX understood why he had gone off on his own, but he could not make an exception for the yellow-eyed male. What kind of example would that set of the rest of his subordinates? He already had a problem with wandering paws, he could not accept Lorcán back into the ranks so willingly. It would show the others that they could do as they pleased without getting punished, and Lachesis wouldn’t stand for that. Even if the tawny male had been loyal and hardworking. It still didn’t mean he would leave a third time. Especially since the relationship between him and Inna was now nonexistent. Morganna. It was not a name he had heard in quite some time. The mighty queen of the north had returned to the lands of Lore, but this time she was held up in the south. Lachesis couldn’t help but wonder if the silver spider accompanied her, as well, for he had disappeared when Morganna had fled the lowlands. He nodded softly. I hope you find her, he responded, his words holding nothing but genuine honesty, and I wish you the best of luck. Oksana had shuffled over to the gangly cloud, her face pressed against his alabaster fur. There was nothing she could do to make her father stay—not if Lachesis and Lorcán didn’t want it. RE: when it all falls down - Lorcan - Dec 15, 2017 [dohtml]
Lorcan understood the reason why he was not permitted to return to Hearthwood River. He had broken pack law one too many times by leaving without word and, as both @Lachesis and @Inna had explained to him numerous times before, the pack was no longer prepared to let wolves like him comes and go as they pleased.[/dohtml] RE: when it all falls down - Oksana - Dec 15, 2017 @Lachesis feel free to pp him taking her with him.
[Dohtml] Her father was leaving and Oksana had fine to the conclusion that he didn't care to hear anything her mother or her had to say. He didn't want to work things out he just wanted to go. That much was clear as he had ignored everything she had tried to tell him and what her mother had said before Ayti showed up and ruined everything.
Resigning to that fact Oksana had stopped trying and gone to Lachesis as she tried to keep the tears from falling. She was unsuccessful as they started when she buried her face in his fur. How could she not be upset? Her father didn't want to he her father anymore. So many questions and emotions the little Crow didn't know what to do with it all.
Then her father was talking to her telling her to be good for Lach and her mum, she wanted to say something along the lines of, 'Like you care,’ but she remained silent. She wanted to pull away when he kissed her forehead but she couldn't bring herself to do it. Most of all she wanted to hurt him like he was hurting her and her mum.
And then when he said that he loved her she finally did look at him and at the risk of being disciplined again she asked the question that was in her mind most. “Do you really?” Then he was gone and she was sure she would never see him again. [/dohtml]RE: when it all falls down - Lachesis - Dec 16, 2017 [dohtml] If things had been different Lachesis would have accepted Lorcán into the river ranks without hesitation. But Inna remained, and as long as she remained part of Hearthwood the tawny healer could not. That much was obvious, as the two could hardly hold a conversation without screaming at each other. Or blaming each other for something. Lachesis did not need that kind of drama in his pack, for their relationship (or lack there of) was nothing but toxic. Their daughter did not need to be around that, no matter how badly she wanted both of her parents to be together. It wasn’t possible. Not now; not ever. He nodded once more at the healer's words, the corners of his eyes falling. Truthfully the ghost was sad to see him go, for he had been a good friend to the Stark during his time in Hearthwood. But Lachesis was used to wolves leaving. The discomfort would not last long. Lachesis allowed the father to say his goodbyes to his daughter, a soft frown tugging at his dark lips. He knew that Lorcán meant the words dripping off his tongue, even if Oksana did not. He also knew that it was not easy for the agouti to leave the north; to leave her. One day, hopefully, the little Baranski-Artemieva would understand and forgive her father. But that would take a lot of time and healing—and only if she was willing. As the defeated father turned away Lachesis nudged at the little crow, motioning for her to follow him back into the Kingswood. It was time she came home. Fade, thread complete. |