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07-07-2014, 06:51 PM
Ktulu shrugged off Lakota's concern for the scratches as if it were nothing, and really it was exactly that. Nothing. At the worst the 'wounds' were superficial. It did amuse her, however, that Lakota slipped so easily into her role as a medic. It was the reason that she always suggested that her mate take on a healing role. She was good at it and it seemed to come so naturally to her. That and she'd rather see Lakota healing warriors than out on the battlefield where she could be slain so much more easily. "Its nothing." She said in response to Lakota's question. "Just a couple of wolves trying to sneak past the wall." Her shoulders lifted in a manner similar to a shrug while Lakota continued to fuss over her. Finally it was Lakota's turn to answer her question and Ktulu frowned. "Why did you send Aodaun? Why did you wait at the border?" Did she not like it in the Edge? Was she wanting to go elsewhere? 'Calm.' Eytan murmured, making Ktulu's frown ease just a little bit. The frown, however, became more present when Lakota mentioned Locket and foals almost in the same breath. "Having them...together?" Eytan and Ktulu looked at one another then at Lakota. The idea of more foals running around made Eytan giddy with excitement, but Ktulu knew how much work went into raising foals, protecting them, nurturing them. She had raised two and had thought she was done, but Lakota wanted foals of her own. "How do you propose we go about this?" She asked, suspicious that Lakota would suggest that Locket would sire the foals. The very idea of Locket even touching Lakota in any intimate way made the Constrictor's magic flare, the bear inside of her begging to break lose and look for the panda boy and destroy him. | ||
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