The girl's words were hardly supportive of the idea of allowing her passage. She was young, and naïve, and it would do her no good to expose such facts as if they were the key to her entrance to the realm. Still, it would not be Grimalkin's say that ultimately allowed her passage - he would obey his leader, and (begrudgingly so), his senior in rank, the mare beside him.
"Those wings might look nice hanging on the wall of my cavern." His low voice rumbled softly, a simple comment, made more to himself then the gathered crowd. The tiger departed the scene, and the steed felt some tension slip away with her - truly, he didn't ever see himself becoming comfortable with sharing his home with a tiger. With nothing more to add to the situation, but unwilling to flee from it as the feline had, the stallion stood, mostly silent (except for the mutters under his breath of mares and cats and wings), a stoic and impassable titan guarding his newfound home.
[ Sorry (again) about the wait. Feel free to skip around Grim in future~
@[Hotaru] ]
please do not feel pressured into mirroring the length of any of my posts
I write what I feel at the time
and hope everyone else does the same c: