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Hand of the King
"Alex wait," Jason said, taking a single step in her direction before thinking better of it. His sister has good reason to stay away from him and there was obviously no chance of him talking if he got too close. Instead he let his voice carry across the lot, since there was no one else in the area to overhear what he hoped would be said. He missed her, yes. But pack law stated that they were not even supposed to interact-though Jason had a feeling Alex still would refuse to speak to him even if that law never existed. He was the only thing she had left after their parent's death, and he had indeed chosen to leave. Somethings were more important than others...even if the consequences were slowly and surely tearing him in two. "Can we just talk? Please. I...how are you holding up? At least tell me that."
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"Oh you'll see..." Damon smiled, and even more so when Quinton took his hand, and the older werewolf decided not to let go after he'd gotten off of the bike, instead threading his fingers through the others and leading him forward. He had noticed the other gazing over the landscape stretching beyond them, and he wondered what he was thinking. Damon didn't come out here often - or at least not as much as he used to, but it was just as beautiful if not more so than the last times he had.
"I used to come here when I was younger, when I still lived with your pack. I guess it was...sort of an escape. A way to get away from all the whispers, the stares, the shunning...and my father. But no one could touch me out here," Damon spoke, as he walked further downstream, now leaving the road behind as he carefully stepped down to the riverbank as the greenery brushed his legs. It was like relief ing a memory actually - maybe that was why he didn't stop talking. What his mind reviewed his words took shape around. He stopped at a certain point, crouching down and pointing across the water. Just barely visible behind the trees on the other side was a clearing, only a bit away from the beach. In that clearing however, were my h more than the simple plant life that grew where they were. No, there were wolves, normal wolves on the land, much like them but different at the same time. He spotted a few pups among them, scrambling over one another and playing as they went. Damon chuckled, moving over slightly to give Quinton a better angle before explaining. "Always amazed me, they did...watched the older three grow up too."
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"Oh you'll see..." Damon smiled, and even more so when Quinton took his hand, and the older werewolf decided not to let go after he'd gotten off of the bike, instead threading his fingers through the others and leading him forward. He had noticed the other gazing over the landscape stretching beyond them, and he wondered what he was thinking. Damon didn't come out here often - or at least not as much as he used to, but it was just as beautiful if not more so than the last times he had.
"I used to come here when I was younger, when I still lived with your pack. I guess it was...sort of an escape. A way to get away from all the whispers, the stares, the shunning...and my father. But no one could touch me out here," Damon spoke, as he walked further downstream, now leaving the road behind as he carefully stepped down to the riverbank as the greenery brushed his legs. It was like relief ing a memory actually - maybe that was why he didn't stop talking. What his mind reviewed his words took shape around. He stopped at a certain point, crouching down and pointing across the water. Just barely visible behind the trees on the other side was a clearing, only a bit away from the beach. In that clearing however, were my h more than the simple plant life that grew where they were. No, there were wolves, normal wolves on the land, much like them but different at the same time. He spotted a few pups among them, scrambling over one another and playing as they went. Damon chuckled, moving over slightly to give Quinton a better angle before explaining. "Always amazed me, they did...watched the older three grow up too."