Fairspell Meadow Impossible Oblivion

Burke pointed his ears forward, curious about what Akela wanted to share with him. It was a surprise and somehow not a surprise that Akela had a mate before. What was surprising was that he was close to being a father of his own. Burke instantly thought about Meldresi and how he would probably go ballistic if Meldresi would die. He couldn't live without her, or well, he probably could, but he was far happier with her being alive and well. His ears fell back at the horrible thought. He couldn't even imagine how shredded Akela's heart must have been. 

Burke wasn't a wolf that quickly showed compassion but this was his friend that went through this. Still his face stayed rather stoic but for the wolves that did know him well they would see the hints of true emotion his his face. "But after talking to Meldresi... You realized the priestess can do no such thing,' he finished the story for him. Burke had been the same in the beginning thinking that she could do some actual witchcraft. "Akela. Maybe my words mean nothing to you but I think you fulfilled her final wishes. And what she asked from you is something that requires great courage and strength. You shouldn't be sorry. You didn't fail her," he spoke to his friend. If only it was that easy to counsel someone on this topic.