Redtail Rise Stars don't wish, They shine

perhaps he can get her to change her views with murdering :P

The day had been a good one, he had patrolled the borders, remarked them and chased away a stupid loner. He had given him a torn ear and a couple of scars to help him remember to never trespass into Redtail Rise ever again and he was pretty sure by the way the loner had whined for mercy that he wasn't going to come back, for a very long time. And then Arion had went hunting and after praying to Diana for a successful hunt, he had spotted the scat of a herd of elk and after an afternoon of tracking, he had successfully brought down an elderly elk.

Arion had sacrificed a leg to Diana for her help and after he was sure she probably had her fill, he ate the leg and had begun absently gnawing on the bone, staring at the sky as dusk and the night settled over Teekon Wilds. He was pretty much an insomniac, the poppy seeds that helped his drug problem also helped his sleeping problem. That night, the Greek had found his supply was surprisingly low and even the remaining seeds had not been able to draw him into the clutches of Hypnos and Morpheus.

After sometime, he placed the leg bone in his paws and gazed at his work. The chocolate Greek had wanted to gnaw the shape of a lightning bolt onto the bone but it came out as a pathetic line. Gazing at it in mild frustration, he retreated into his den and placed it in a dent in his sleeping chamber which served as a cupboard of sorts. His bed of skins and moss did not appeal to him at all, and so with a flick of his tail, he turned and trotted out of his den, making his way to the ridge.

Somehow, Arion's paws led him towards the place where he had met Lacinia and coincidentally the place where she was now. He caught her scent from a distance and from that point, he had made sure to approach her from downwind, honey eyes focused on her charcoal form as he drew closer and closer, still downwind from her. Finally, the Greek ghosted forward, as swift as the wind and as silent as a shadow. "Hey Aklaq," he murmured softly in her ear, his warm breath on her neck. Then, the chocolate warrior settled himself beside her.