I have never feared the storm
The smirk died off immediately, being replaced with a playful scowl. The tips of Sah's ears also took on a slightly red hue. "I'm not a dog." He stated with indignation but he didn't seem truly upset. Lilly nudged her bonded's leg, looking up at him with blatant amusement. Sah wasn't sure why Seren's tease hadn't upset him. When Locke had called him 'Puppy' it had set him off, bringing up a barrage of dark memories. Seren's words just brought back that typical warm feeling he'd come to associate with being around her.
Taking another sip, he then answered her other question. "I do miss it, I loved it." He admitted. "At first it felt wrong, daunting even, to have such power. But I guess I grew into it. Because pretty soon it became a comfortable thing. It's heady for sure, but it also carries massive responsibility. You can practically feel the weight of expectations and hopes on your shoulders." Sah gave a small grin. "I definetly grew a taste for it. I had to learn not to let it go to my head. And going from Alpha to nameless Abandoned Outlander has been difficult. I keep having to check myself so I don't overstep." He admitted guiltily.
When prompted, Sah gave Seren his left hand, the bandages still wrapped around it.
Taking another sip, he then answered her other question. "I do miss it, I loved it." He admitted. "At first it felt wrong, daunting even, to have such power. But I guess I grew into it. Because pretty soon it became a comfortable thing. It's heady for sure, but it also carries massive responsibility. You can practically feel the weight of expectations and hopes on your shoulders." Sah gave a small grin. "I definetly grew a taste for it. I had to learn not to let it go to my head. And going from Alpha to nameless Abandoned Outlander has been difficult. I keep having to check myself so I don't overstep." He admitted guiltily.
When prompted, Sah gave Seren his left hand, the bandages still wrapped around it.
Sah
