...look into a wolf's eyes. You'll never be the same again.
A flicker of gratitude echoed in the bond at Hadama's words. "Thank you. You're right that they'll probably say no, but I'll let them know." The Demi-god's support was more appreciated than Sah could articulate, and it only solidified that he'd made the right choice in tracking the man down.
At the question, the Wild Thunder let out a heavy sigh, "We moved actually. The very next morning. It doesn't make them any safer, but I didn't want them to have to sleep in a home that had been invaded. We've spoken a little bit about it, but I don't want to push until they're more settled." Even in the swirling storm of emotions that Sah held tightly down so as not to overwhelm the bond, pride was present. "They're incredible and they surprise me every day. I have a feeling that they'll understand why I have to fight, even if they hate it."
Sah hummed, mind whirling through possible paths, "I'm not sure how to know when they're ready for that conversation though. Luka especially." His pup had been through hell and the last thing the hybrid wanted was to send him spiraling into dark memories.
At the question, the Wild Thunder let out a heavy sigh, "We moved actually. The very next morning. It doesn't make them any safer, but I didn't want them to have to sleep in a home that had been invaded. We've spoken a little bit about it, but I don't want to push until they're more settled." Even in the swirling storm of emotions that Sah held tightly down so as not to overwhelm the bond, pride was present. "They're incredible and they surprise me every day. I have a feeling that they'll understand why I have to fight, even if they hate it."
Sah hummed, mind whirling through possible paths, "I'm not sure how to know when they're ready for that conversation though. Luka especially." His pup had been through hell and the last thing the hybrid wanted was to send him spiraling into dark memories.
Sah
