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CALORN
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role; commanding
knight
tags; riya, sanura
mentions; remus
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CALORN
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role; commanding
knight
tags; riya, sanura
mentions; remus
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- Cal watched as her eyes swept over his frame, doing exactly what he had already done the moment he saw her. Analyzing, inspecting, and deciding whether or not he was worth trusting. He did the same to every wolf he encountered, even after he already knew them. Every morning he would watch his pack mates, looking for any difference in their composure. Mentally he would keep tabs on each one, noting when they seemed distraught or troubled as well as the opposite, excited or exuberant. None of them were very good at keeping their emotions hidden, they were all almost too easy to read. It was pathetic, really. Being such an open book allowed everyone to know too much, which was why the commanding knight kept everything hidden behind his golden gaze. No one had ever been able to crack the mask and walls he had built years ago. Not even the king. Making him the perfect loyalist and betrayer.
Somehow, the weak fae managed to push herself to her paws – his bleak statement forcing a last semblance of strength into her. She was extremely unsteady, and the only thing that appeared to be holding her up was the small support the packed snow seemed to provide her paws. His gaze hardened at her question, Cal’s mind conjuring ways that this could go horribly wrong. He thought of Remus and what he would say about the weak female. However, no matter how little he cared for the brown fae standing in front of him, he would not let innocents die. Standing up to the King in front of the entire pack would be a death sentence – even if very few of the wolves could beat him in a fight to begin with, multiple attackers wasn’t exactly ideal. He could appeal to his highness in other ways, however.
”That, is not my decision to make,” Cal said matter-of-factly at the same moment Sanura decided to appear from the trees. The white fae’s appearance didn’t shock the brute – he had trained her well to always be aware of the scents and sounds around her. And he though he had kept his distance from her, the young knight had still managed to discern his scent from all the others. He stood up as she stopped at his side, nodding in the direction of the pregnant female. “She will need help walking back to camp. Go to her side and help her,” the commanding knight ordered to his female subordinate. “Hopefully she doesn’t need more than one of us to help her walk,” he called over his shoulder as he turned to pad back to camp.





