Horizon Ridge You need it so believe it

It was learned that, were they to be found out, he would suffer far worse consequences than she. Her wish to keep quiet became more than just that, having slowly grown into a necessity. She would not allow for herself to be the reason for his banishment from the priesthood that he'd spoken of. For even though it was a religious foundation that she'd never partaken in herself, she had learned of them, and understood their importance to some. Words had been prepared to be spoken in return, but swiftly had her maw closed as they were separated. Shifting, she'd allowed for herself to look upon him better than what she'd previously been capable of. "I will not speak of this for the both of our sakes, but primarily yours," the girl had stated, a hint of a smile gracing her lips with its presence. Her silence was ensured, so that he might not be cast out from his sect.

When again he had spoken, she'd hesitated slightly. "I suppose that I am," was her reply. "I am different from you, though." At first, she'd left it at that. Asterr felt mixed feelings concerning the notion of sharing her faith with the male, only to realize that to do otherwise would be unfair. "I could not be rid of, only looked upon with disappointment or disgust," she'd began explaining. "In these lands, I am a simple leader of my wolves, for none have requested the knowledge on my faith. In all lands, however, I live as a vessel for the one I respect. I am his body on this plane that we walk upon, and so I am his only living equal, as well as the only connection to him that exists." No matter if those from her birth tribe, or even those that were simply apart of her religion, viewed her actions as some vile act, they'd not force her way. Until her heart no longer beat and a new vessel had been born, they were stuck with her.