It ain't good enough to try and not succeed
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There had been a moment, brief, but there nevertheless, that Ragnar had considered leaving Pump to her daydreams - if that was indeed what she had been doing. It was not often he saw her looking so …peaceful. Of course the last time he had truly seen her face to face (not including the day they drove the bear out) it had not been a very joyous occasion for either of them; but Ragnar was over it. He had never been one to hold grudges. His focus was on his wife, their unborn children, his Priestess, and his duties as Warden. He watched Pump as she descended from her heightened perch to sniff at him, and offered a return greeting as simple as the Viking’s had been to her. Ragnar never had been a talkative creature - unless he was telling Thistle about the Cove, or Odinn. Only thing that he was truly passionate about warranted for an endless flow of words. Her sniffing was almost a little too intrusive to the bear-like Viking but Ragnar held still for her in a manner that relayed his obedience.

A chuckle escaped Ragnar’s lips at Pump’s observation, unable to help himself. “To Thistle’s dismay,” His eyes gleamed with mirth as he tried to hide the smile that began to creep across his muzzle, genuine and rare in it’s appearance. “If she wasn’t so pregnant I might actually be worried, but she can’t do much to keep me in the den,” Unless she was in pain - that, of course - was a different story. Not that he did much other than gently nuzzle her swollen womb and chide his sons for causing her pain, even then he wasn’t sure it did much of anything. “I have had worse.” And just like that he brushed off the shallow claw marks that marred his hindquarters and leg, confident that they would not even scar (and even if they did leave scars it wasn’t as if he, who bore so many of them already, would even care).

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RE: It ain't good enough to try and not succeed - by Ragnar - May 12, 2014, 04:26 PM