A familiar nickname accompanied an assurance that Karpos was not unreliable as far as his instincts came, but he was not entirely sure it was always the case. Lachesis felt uneasy about the self-sung dragon, and that made Karpos a bit more assured about what he was doing and how it was going on. Karpos was then told something he had not expected from the uncle: he was very much his father’s son and he was meant to lead. Karpos didn’t talk much about his father anymore, and he wasn’t all too sure why he didn’t – he just never brought him up. Karpos let out a small chuckle as Lachesis stated he’d kick his ass. “In your dreams, uncle.” He teased back lightly.
It was time for the confession. “I was working on it, finding support for a pack and a location. I started back right after my first birthday, right before I fought Silver, back when I met Jynx. She was gonna lead beside me but then she started to shut me out and I have no idea why… and now she’s gone and I’m back to nothing.” His confession placed a frown on his maw, hurting to admit that once again, his love life sucked. Jynx had left, Aponi turned out to be a bitch, and no one else had really caught his eye – maybe Nova but he hadn’t seen her in who knows how long and he still only thought of her as a friend, maybe a sister.
Lachesis defended saying he couldn’t judge too harshly when it came to the dragon because he had never met him, but he did speak his concerns which Karp would save so he could report back to Maksim about what the healer thought. Lach suggested that he be the one to meet with both his aunt and the princess because of his age being closer to that of the girl’s. Karp gave a soft smile and nodded. He was going to dig up information and report back to his leader, because that was the job he was assigned. He saw it as guarding the pack from a possible snake, or dragon in this case, in the ranks. "I'll get to the bottom of all of this, I promise." He assured his uncle with a small smile.