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01-05-2016, 11:48 AM
GAUCHO
And I'd bring you further roses but it does you no good
And I'd bring you further roses but it does you no good
Although Gaucho knew that seeing their daughters - their very very young daughters - already bonded was surely a weight that she could barely carry, his attention was immediately diverted as the girls began to speak.
A monster?
He might have thought that the girls were lying, just some facade to cover their tracks and justify the presence of the wolves, but it wasn't like Tae or Grusha to do such a thing. Even in their short lives, they were already more than confident in their ability to choose what was best for themselves, and to stand by those decisions. They wouldn't like just so that he nor Ampere would be angry at them.
But a monster?
Now it was his turn to be upset.
Fire flared high across his wings, and his steely gaze scoured the two girls, meaning to pin them in place with his ire. There were monsters, things which made lady wolves afraid, things which required the girls to serve as distractions, and they hadn't bothered to say anything? They had just handled it, had they?
Vorsa and Mara, realizing that there was no danger, left the girls, and returned to Gaucho. Both companions too refuge in his antlers, although Mara struck her head out and shook it slowly at the twins, as if trying to indicate that they had fucked up.
"You see threat, and you not say anything?" He began, his voice a low rumble. Disobedience was one thing, and even if what the girls had done with bonding to the wolves wasn't explicit disobedience, it was still careless. Even that Gaucho might have been able to forgive, but complete disregard for the safety of the herd? That was not something he could abide. "It better to tell Gaucho about monster so that hundreds of lives not lost." He growled in response to Grusha's calculus about why it was better to bond to two, than let the whole wolf pack die. How many would die now, because they had watched a monster slip away and thoughtlessly said nothing?
A monster?
He might have thought that the girls were lying, just some facade to cover their tracks and justify the presence of the wolves, but it wasn't like Tae or Grusha to do such a thing. Even in their short lives, they were already more than confident in their ability to choose what was best for themselves, and to stand by those decisions. They wouldn't like just so that he nor Ampere would be angry at them.
But a monster?
Now it was his turn to be upset.
Fire flared high across his wings, and his steely gaze scoured the two girls, meaning to pin them in place with his ire. There were monsters, things which made lady wolves afraid, things which required the girls to serve as distractions, and they hadn't bothered to say anything? They had just handled it, had they?
Vorsa and Mara, realizing that there was no danger, left the girls, and returned to Gaucho. Both companions too refuge in his antlers, although Mara struck her head out and shook it slowly at the twins, as if trying to indicate that they had fucked up.
"You see threat, and you not say anything?" He began, his voice a low rumble. Disobedience was one thing, and even if what the girls had done with bonding to the wolves wasn't explicit disobedience, it was still careless. Even that Gaucho might have been able to forgive, but complete disregard for the safety of the herd? That was not something he could abide. "It better to tell Gaucho about monster so that hundreds of lives not lost." He growled in response to Grusha's calculus about why it was better to bond to two, than let the whole wolf pack die. How many would die now, because they had watched a monster slip away and thoughtlessly said nothing?
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