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It was strange, he could actually have a normal talk. With a cub but it was a smart one. Curious too, normally he would not have answered one question. Especially the family concerned ones. However he was talking with Taima, she didn't know anything. Nothing bad about him nor anything good. She was not a danger in anyway, he could be just.. just a stranger. Hopefully he became friendly stranger.
Taima smiled and again, she fired two more question to him. It was unfortunate, the normal feeling from just seconds ago was already fading. Would his sister miss him? His smile lessened a bit, Eden tried to hold his facial up. She had just trapped into one of his landmines. What should he say? A little voice in his head told him what he already knew. They did not. His sister would probably curse him for what he did but in the end, he couldn't say he felt regret. The only thing to regret was his brother. If they had understood their brother, even by the littlest thought, they could have avoid a fight. The pretty picture of his older sibling came before his eyes. Sharp with every little detail on his face, Eden had to have some more patience before this picture would end up blurry. He could wait, till the picture was faded and replaced with many other pictures.
His brother washed away by a sudden awareness. Fast his eyes averted over Taima, sea blue eyes stared what was behind the cub. Or what was coming. His muscles tensed slightly, a member of her pack come to retrieve his company. What was their right to do, just which way would they do it. A russet wolf, not as large but older than himself came to them. The hard gaze was for Eden to receive. The brown wolf felt the urge to back down. There it was he was afraid for, protective intuition. Eden, however, just looked at the wolf. The smell he and Taima shared gave him a little hint who this was. The father.
Both males stared at each other. Eden's smile faded completely, the for him given answer annoyed him but the sign was all too clear. He took a deep breath to keep his annoyance from displaying. Not in front of Taima. He forced a his lips to hook up to a smile. 'The father who fought off a bear.' He stated with a nod of his head. Eden glanced for Taima so he could meet hers. 'You're pretty popular, better go and play. You can save questions for maybe a other time.' Again he watched Dad. The man would probably not like to see his daughter with a stranger again, so far from home. Eden himself did not even believe they would meet soon again. After all he was not a good guy.
Taima smiled and again, she fired two more question to him. It was unfortunate, the normal feeling from just seconds ago was already fading. Would his sister miss him? His smile lessened a bit, Eden tried to hold his facial up. She had just trapped into one of his landmines. What should he say? A little voice in his head told him what he already knew. They did not. His sister would probably curse him for what he did but in the end, he couldn't say he felt regret. The only thing to regret was his brother. If they had understood their brother, even by the littlest thought, they could have avoid a fight. The pretty picture of his older sibling came before his eyes. Sharp with every little detail on his face, Eden had to have some more patience before this picture would end up blurry. He could wait, till the picture was faded and replaced with many other pictures.
His brother washed away by a sudden awareness. Fast his eyes averted over Taima, sea blue eyes stared what was behind the cub. Or what was coming. His muscles tensed slightly, a member of her pack come to retrieve his company. What was their right to do, just which way would they do it. A russet wolf, not as large but older than himself came to them. The hard gaze was for Eden to receive. The brown wolf felt the urge to back down. There it was he was afraid for, protective intuition. Eden, however, just looked at the wolf. The smell he and Taima shared gave him a little hint who this was. The father.
Both males stared at each other. Eden's smile faded completely, the for him given answer annoyed him but the sign was all too clear. He took a deep breath to keep his annoyance from displaying. Not in front of Taima. He forced a his lips to hook up to a smile. 'The father who fought off a bear.' He stated with a nod of his head. Eden glanced for Taima so he could meet hers. 'You're pretty popular, better go and play. You can save questions for maybe a other time.' Again he watched Dad. The man would probably not like to see his daughter with a stranger again, so far from home. Eden himself did not even believe they would meet soon again. After all he was not a good guy.
