Hideaway Strath queen of crows

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The stranger remarks in good humor and though it works to lighten the mood Ceannasach does not even crack a smile. Jovial is not a term that was likely to ever be uttered in the same sentence as Arturo but the coywolf was very much austere and grave; he had to be. The strange speaks of a home and Ceannasach thinks that it is something that Teaghlaigh can offer her if she is willing. Willing to pledge her loyalty, willing to obey the laws and put The Family first; but even if she manages to impress she will be Comhlach until she completes the tasks that he will set for her. He sees the carelessness he had allowed while he’d suspended the rigorous ritual to become an official apart of the Family. Despite that it had not been Comhlach’s that had stabbed him repeatedly in his back while it was turned to them, blind in his trust and faith. He does not hold the Family in it’s entirety at fault but the events that occurred changed him. He can see it. Already he bears the brand of tyrant so why not give cause to be called such? Hemlock inquires what she can offer Teaghlaigh and the gangster’s ears cup forth atop his crown to catch the older woman’s words, eager to hear what she she is willing to offer them.

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