I am not a scholar and I don't believe in fate
Noah nodded at the thought, his brows lifting in agreement. Among Cordelia's clan, the fierceness came from the top, and the matriarchs were not to be challenged. With Lilly's growing pressure, Noah's face hardened with the glaze of focus. With an arrow ready, and his magic bustling beneath the surface, he would be prepared for whatever they encountered.
Eira trilled and followed after Lilly, not letting the wolf get out of her sight. Noah hastened and followed them as well, keeping shoulder to shoulder with the abandoned. When they stopped at a tree, Noah lowered his bow and looked up the pup. "Well, how'd you get up there?" He nearly cooed at the creature, his eyes moving from it to Lilly. Eira circled before landing on the branch next to the wolf, comforting sounds filling the space between them.
Eira trilled and followed after Lilly, not letting the wolf get out of her sight. Noah hastened and followed them as well, keeping shoulder to shoulder with the abandoned. When they stopped at a tree, Noah lowered his bow and looked up the pup. "Well, how'd you get up there?" He nearly cooed at the creature, his eyes moving from it to Lilly. Eira circled before landing on the branch next to the wolf, comforting sounds filling the space between them.
NOAH
